St. Agrestis

Distillery · Greenpoint

St. Agrestis

Distillery · Greenpoint

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233 Eagle St, Brooklyn, NY 11222

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Brooklyn spirits maker offering bottled cocktails, including alcohol-free  

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233 Eagle St, Brooklyn, NY 11222 Get directions

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+1 973 598 5746
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"Known for its bottled Negronis, perfect for sparking conversations at parties."

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"A Brooklyn-based beverage producer that expanded its nonalcoholic lineup with an individually portioned ready-to-drink aperitivo called Amaro Falso, following the success of earlier nonalcoholic offerings and aimed at drinkers seeking sophisticated, alcohol-free aperitifs." - Monica Burton

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You Can Now Get Bottled Negroni Sbagliato and Mustard Inspired by Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Wilde’s Viral Moments | Eater

"A Brooklyn-based spirits and cocktails producer that has relaunched a limited-run bottled negroni sbagliato after a viral moment sparked renewed consumer interest. The company had attempted a bottled version four years earlier but abandoned the plan, assuming Americans weren't familiar with the riff — in which prosecco replaces gin — and has now opened pre-orders after the Emma D’Arcy audio clip made the drink trend. The owner framed the release as an example of embracing internet-driven trends and praised the brand's nimbleness; shipments are scheduled to begin in mid-November, though some observers note the meme-driven timing risks the offering feeling dated by the time it ships." - Bettina Makalintal

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Despite COVID-19 Shutdown Looming, NYC Restaurant Openings Are Moving Forward - Eater NY

"Greenpoint aperitifs and digestives maker St. Agrestis is selling $60 boxes of cocktails. Each box comes with 20 cocktails with options like a Manhattan, Negroni, and a Boulevardier." - Tanay Warerkar

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NYC Alcohol Delivery: Restaurants, Bars, and Distilleries Selling Liquor for Home - Eater NY

"Since 2014, this bespoke Greenpoint spirits company has offered a locally made counterpoint to bitter Italian classics like Campari, Fernet Branca, and Cynar. A favorite behind the bar at restaurants like Kindred, Grand Army, and Sunday in Brooklyn, St. Agrestis is now offering all its products — previously only available to wholesale customers— online." - Leah Rosenzweig

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Robert B Butler

Google
Gave up alcohol during (and after) the pandemic, but have missed a good cocktail with special dinners/occasions. That is, until I was introduced to Phony Negroni, a FIVE STAR alcohol-free cocktail from St. Agrestis, Brooklyn, NY. So, if you're looking for an outstanding alcohol/cocktail replacement, you have to try this! (BTW: I was introduced to Phony Negroni by the waiter at Poole's Restaurant in Raleigh, North Carolina)

Margarita Arkhipova

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I ordered delivery on June 12 for the event, which was supposed to take place on June 16. The website stated that it would be delivered by June 14th. As a result, the order was sent only on June 17th. I wrote to the support service that they do not have time to deliver the order before June 16, then I would like to refuse delivery. They ignored me and still haven't responded. The support service is working terribly

Albert Netz

Google
I received a bottle of St. Agestis as a Christmas present from my daughter and son in law. Wow. I really enjoyed it. But, I needed to test St. Agestis vs. an Amaro from the motherland. So I purchased a bottle of Tosolini Amaro from Italy. It is excellent; however, I prefer St. Agestis made in Brooklyn (just like me) more. I now live out of state, but when I visit NY, I will look for and, hopefully find AND buy the better bitter - St. Agestis. I’m coming for you. 😍

Clem Yazdani

Google
Love the place the drinks the tour the people!

Vahid Yazdani

Google
Great tour, Very educational, learned alot about making their Products, and their distillation methods. Tasted excellent Drinks, in a nicely decorated environment.

anna monaco

Google
very good! i could feel the flavor of the different elements while trying to guess them .. first it in tongue then in my nose, last but not least the aftertaste

V Pickett

Google
Makes a great Negroni! Love the convenience of the pre-made cocktails they offer in 4 packs.

Rob Neuhaus

Google
Delicious zero proof beverages.

Brian R.

Yelp
Love the products, love the people. 10/10 Amaro falso is my favorite followed by the new mezcal phony Negroni. Great work.
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Ellen A.

Yelp
Good products, but this wins the prize for being the first store I've seen to beg for tips "for our team" for an ONLINE purchase (ie, the "we don't want to pay our employees fee"). So, you literally do not interact with any human, there is no personal service (since they're just shipping you boxed items), and you tip before you receive any service at all, which is essentially blackmail. "Don't tip? Shame if your order is delayed or broken." Buy at your own risk.