The First Peck Slip Pickle Festival

Photos courtesy of the New Amsterdam Market

Watch video of the event here courtesy of The Pickle Club.

Brooklyn Brine Featured on History Channel's Modern Marvels: Built by Hand Episode

Brooklyn Brine is featured on the History Channel’s Modern Marvels cable TV show in an episode entitled Built by Hand next Tuesday, November 29 at 11 p.m. Check your local listings for the cable channel in your area.

Best of NY: The finest pickles in the city

The Pickle Guys, Hundred Acres, Brooklyn Brine, Your Two Cents, and 2nd Avenue Deli were featured in the New York Daily News. photo by Jacob E. Osterhout

"The Brooklyn Brine Co. understands that a good pickle is crisp, tasty and comes from New York. With four types of pickles ($10-$12 a jar), plus pickled asparagus, beets, carrots and saurkraut — this two-year-old company, based out of Brooklyn, will pretty much pickle anything. And the flavors are outstanding. The signature whiskey sour pickles are made with Finger Lakes Distilling McKenzie Rye Whiskey and pack a powerful punch, while the Damn Spicy pickles are, well, as advertised.

The bad news is that there is no Brooklyn Brine storefront. The good news is that New Yorkers can swing by Murray’s Cheese, Williams-Sonoma and Dean & Deluca, amongst many other shops, to pick up a jar."

- by Jacob E. Osterhout & Amanda P. Sidman

Calling All Pickle Lovers!

The inaugural Peck Slip Pickle Festival takes place Sunday, Nov. 13 at the New Amsterdam Market featuring more than 20 pickle and fermented food producers.

Peck Slip Pickle Festival Sunday, Nov. 13 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. All this and more, as well as New Amsterdam Market's vendors featuring regional produce, meats, dairy, bread, charcuterie, and seasonal market fare.