Deals for New Yorker: Listen to stories of Harlem during the Prohibition while 67 Orange Street's owner mixes and pours four craft cocktails

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Listen to stories of Harlem during the Prohibition while 67 Orange Street's owner mixes and pours four craft cocktails Mar 1st 2014, 05:01 What You'll Do Karl Franz Williams of 67 Orange Street acts as both bartender and storyteller during an evening that turns back the clock to the 1920s. Lost in a cozy speakeasy vibe, you'll see Karl demonstrate the steps to creating four cocktails popular in underground drinking establishments of the time. While he mixes and pours, he'll share the stories behind each cocktail, as well as those of the neighborhood during the Noble Experiment. Prohibition-Era Cocktails Taste four cocktails popular during Prohibition. Stories of Harlem Listen as Karl shares Harlem's rich Prohibition-era history as well as the history of his craft cocktail bar. Each event is capped at 30 participants; each event requires a minimum of 10 participants in order to take place. Your Host Karl Williams Owner and Head Barman, 67 Orange Street Karl Franz Williams grew up in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. After studying electrical engineering at Yale, he joined PepsiCo's innovation and beverage development team but frequently found himself consulting with mixologists instead of scientists. In 2008, he translated this newfound love and respect for well-crafted cocktails into 67 Orange Street, the follow-up to his pioneering Society Coffee. Where You'll Meet Although 67 Orange Street isn't actually this bar's address, it does refer to that of another bar—Almack's, the famous black-owned music hall where dance-offs between Irish and African American patrons birthed tap dance in the 1840s. And 67 Orange Street takes more than its inspiration's name. The New York Times describes this Zagat-rated cocktail lounge as "a seductively dark den," and the Village Voice calls it a "cozy, vintage-inspired speakeasy" with "cocktails that evoke the spirit of Harlem." When You'll Meet The event takes place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the following dates: Saturday, March 8 Saturday, March 15 Saturday, March 22 Says Find Today's Daily Deal on the Best in New York! Language : English Picture : Yes Source : Join with Us

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