date:Jan 16, 2013
rooklyn, Weber said.National breweries had gotten into the New York market, and New York and Brooklyn became an expensive place to do business, he said. The decline also coincided with a rise of crime and decay in the borough.
It struck us as a story that needed to be told, Weber said of the history, and noted that the film also includes interviews with Williamsburg beer hall owner Joshua Richholdt, Coney Island Shmaltz Brewing Company staff, and local tour guides.Not only does Weber's film rec