date:Jan 21, 2013
le, McLaughlin said.
The idea for Surge Protector emerged from a collaborative beer project the breweries had been planning for Long Island Craft Beer Week in May. But after Sandy hit, the effort changed to brewing a beer to sell for charity.
McLaughlin said only four barrels of Surge Protector will leave the Island, for launch parties in New York City next Tuesday at The Pony Bar in Manhattan, 61 Local in Brooklyn, Alewife in Queens and Bronx Ale House in the Bronx.