BBQ Events: North Fork Craft Beer, BBQ and Wine Festival
Are you anywhere near Long Island's north fork? Looking for something to do Sunday? Here's where I'd like to be...
North Fork Craft Beer, BBQ and Wine Festival – Brews and barbeque is quintessential summer grub. This outdoor extravaganza adds live rock and pop music and cooking demos to the mix. Tickets cost $50 online, $70 at the door or $75 for a V.I.P. ticket, which allows for an extra hour to meet the brewers and taste special beersThe event will showcase the finest craft breweries – 50 in all – from across the country and will pair them with outstanding BBQ prepared by Maple Tree BBQ and award-winning wines from Martha Clara Vineyards (The Entenmann's Family Farm)
North Fork Craft Beer, BBQ and Wine Festival
August 9, 2008 from 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Martha Clara Vineyards, Jamesport, NY
Contact:631-940-7290
Labels: barbecue, barbeque, bbq, long island
posted by WhiteTrashBBQ @ 6:15 AM
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4 Comments:
Let us know how the BBQ is. Maple Tree does catering and they have a deli in Riverhead. I know that they have some smokers and it would be nice to see if their 'Q is any good.
Have a good time!
Eric
Eric,
I'm not going to be there. I'm going to be in Williamsburg competing at the Brooklyn Chili Throw Down.
R
Good luck with the Chili contest Rob!
Remember, if they have an "authentic Texas" category, load it up with beans, corn, and chicken like any true Texan.
They love their beans and veggies.
And remember, Frito Pie was invented in Illinois
I have to respond to Willkat98.
"Authentic Texas Chili" does not contain beans at all. Pinto beans (made from strach) are served on the side, if you want to mix them, that's up to you.
They do the sauce and the meat in a true style chili. No beans added.
Now me...I like beans in my chili.
My recipe will work with or without beans. I did this because some compititions will not allow beans.
But adding beans is a Southern thing. Chili done this way was meant to be filling. Many things are added to make it filling for workers (years ago) that worked hard all day.
Just my two cents...
B.D.
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