Join us for NYC's Largest Kosher Whisky Festival

We are thrilled to be returning the historic Hudson Yards Synagogue in Hudson Yards #NYC this June 30th for the 2nd Annual Kiddushfest!

Tickets are now on sale for all portions of this Kosher Whisky Festival including:
4:30 - Masterclass with the renowned Whisky Author Robin Robinson
5:30- VIP Hour offering a Whisky Class by the National Brand Ambassador of Bardstown
6:30-10:30 - The Ultimate Kiddush Club with gala kiddush provided by The Wandering Que

More info at www.kiddushfest.com.

After a two-year hiatus, we are so thrilled to announce this year’s @kiddushfest in #NYC on June 30th as written up today in @whisky_magazine described as the world’s largest Kosher whisky festival! More importantly than raising a glass with long-lost friends however, we have dedicated ourselves to raising $50,000 for @tikvaodessa a Jewish Childeren’s orphanage in #odessaukraine

Come check out the 30 brands and hundreds of whiskeys from around the world. Enjoy our enormous offerings from @wanderingque and @therebbeschoice. A VIP hour and single cask #FestivalBottle are available as well. Join us for a night to remember. #Lchaim #Tolife

Get Your Kiddushfest Tickets Here

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