FAQs
How does it work?
I have a Passport, and my friend doesn’t. Can’t we just share?
Now my friend is jealous of my Passport, where can he/she get one so they stop trying to steal mine?
What do I do with my Passport at the end of the Week?
What if I find something is incorrect in the passport?
I have a Passport, and my friend doesn’t. Can’t we just share?
Now my friend is jealous of my Passport, where can he/she get one so they stop trying to steal mine?
What do I do with my Passport at the end of the Week?
What if I find something is incorrect in the passport?
How does it work?
Take your Passport to any one of the venues listed. Choose a beer from their featured brewery selection and give the bartender $3 (*plus tip) along with the perforated tab for that venue out of your Passport. They’ll serve you a single serving of that beer. For stores, you’ll get hooked up with a great deal on beer to take home and enjoy in your space.
I have a Passport, and my friend doesn’t. Can’t we just share?
Each of the promotions listed in the Passport are valid for a single person. All of the Beer Week events are open to the public with free admission unless otherwise stated. So all of your friends are more than welcome to join you, but only one person will get the good deals listed in your Passport.
Now my friend is jealous of my Passport, where can he/she get one so they stop trying to steal mine?
Passports are available for purchase at all venues listed in the Passport, online at nycbeerweek.com, and at select retail establishments.
What do I do with my Passport at the end of the Week?
The NYCBW 2011 Passport is designed to be a great resource guide to all the places in the city that serve good beer; keeping it just for the purposes of finding good craft beer in NYC is advisable. But look closely on the reverse sides of each participating venue’s page and perforated tabs; many of them list something special only your Passport will get you all the way until Labor Day 2011. This means you can go discover each venue with a promotional incentive whenever it is most convenient for you post-Beer Week 2011 and until Labor Day, 2012.
What if I find something is incorrect in the passport?
Bar owners and restaurateurs (and event organizers) live complicated and unpredictable lives; we’ve done our best to organize information provided as best as possible. Admittedly, we may have made an honest mistake and for that we apologize. Please alert us of any mistakes in an email to info@nycbeerweek.com, and then at least we can list corrections on our website and mobile phone apps where we promise to have the most up-to-date information available.
As such, there may be ADDITIONAL PARTICIPATING VENUES that are not listed in this Passport: please visit our venue page and/or our smart phone application for details and an updated list.
Take your Passport to any one of the venues listed. Choose a beer from their featured brewery selection and give the bartender $3 (*plus tip) along with the perforated tab for that venue out of your Passport. They’ll serve you a single serving of that beer. For stores, you’ll get hooked up with a great deal on beer to take home and enjoy in your space.
I have a Passport, and my friend doesn’t. Can’t we just share?
Each of the promotions listed in the Passport are valid for a single person. All of the Beer Week events are open to the public with free admission unless otherwise stated. So all of your friends are more than welcome to join you, but only one person will get the good deals listed in your Passport.
Now my friend is jealous of my Passport, where can he/she get one so they stop trying to steal mine?
Passports are available for purchase at all venues listed in the Passport, online at nycbeerweek.com, and at select retail establishments.
What do I do with my Passport at the end of the Week?
The NYCBW 2011 Passport is designed to be a great resource guide to all the places in the city that serve good beer; keeping it just for the purposes of finding good craft beer in NYC is advisable. But look closely on the reverse sides of each participating venue’s page and perforated tabs; many of them list something special only your Passport will get you all the way until Labor Day 2011. This means you can go discover each venue with a promotional incentive whenever it is most convenient for you post-Beer Week 2011 and until Labor Day, 2012.
What if I find something is incorrect in the passport?
Bar owners and restaurateurs (and event organizers) live complicated and unpredictable lives; we’ve done our best to organize information provided as best as possible. Admittedly, we may have made an honest mistake and for that we apologize. Please alert us of any mistakes in an email to info@nycbeerweek.com, and then at least we can list corrections on our website and mobile phone apps where we promise to have the most up-to-date information available.
As such, there may be ADDITIONAL PARTICIPATING VENUES that are not listed in this Passport: please visit our venue page and/or our smart phone application for details and an updated list.