Join us for NYC's Largest Kosher Whisky Festival

Kiddushfest is New York City's Premier Kosher Whisky Festival featuring top shelf spirits and award winning cuisine for whisky lovers and foodies of any faith! Join us this June 18th 2020 at the historic Zanger Hall in Hudson Yards 347 W.34th Street NY. NY.

After 12 years catering Kosher whisky dinners and events including all 7 years of NYC's acclaimed Whisky Jewbilee, Ari and Gemma White are pleased to return this Summer '20 to host the year's largest Kosher Whisky and Food Festival; our 10th whisky festival and second annual Kiddushfest.

The evening promises over 300 bottles from 40 Brands from around the world in addition to local breweries an outdoor cigar bar and award winning Glatt Kosher Food from the Wandering Que.

Don't miss the Summer's best New York Whisky tasting event! Tickets are limited and go on sale February 18th.

Group Discounts and Corporate Sponsorships are available.

Inquiries to kiddushfest@gotcholent.com

(917)584.2310

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