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[bricehammack]

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[virginiasweet]

#mondaymemories of mussels in @montauk.ny at @shagwong with @montaukbrewco 🤤 Can't wait to see you all again in 2022 Montauk🤘Happy Holidays and enjoy bringing in the New Year 🎉 🥂 #mussels #montauk #seafood #eastcoast #montaukbrewingcompany #shagwongtavern #bsquaredmgmt #virginiasweet (at Shagwong Tavern) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYAQXovJcm8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[youngandhungryent]

Pro-Police Facebook Group Calls For Montauk Brewing Company Boycott Over Its Black Lives Matter Support

Source: @MontaukBrewCo / Instagram

As America becomes more divided, more tribal and more racist under the watch of the Divider-In-Chief, Donald “Treasonous” Trump, companies supporting either Black Lives Matter or Make America Great Again find themselves subjected to threats, boycotts, and violence depending on your social-political views or simply racist ideology.

Earlier this year the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other innocent Black men and women sparked Black Lives Matter protests all across the country and at the time Montauk Brewing Company stood in solidarity with the protestors by taking to their IG page and letting everyone know that they supported the movement with “all our hearts.”

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The founders and team at Montauk Brewing Company support the movement with all our hearts. Black Lives Matter. We have donated to @_beamorg and @naacp_ldf and will continue to support organizations that further the cause. Come As You Are.

A post shared by Montauk Brewing Co. (@montaukbrewco) on Jun 3, 2020 at 4:18pm PDT

Seems innocent and righteous enough, but now Gothamist is reporting that a new pro-police Facebook group has taken issue with the months old post and is calling for the boycott of the brewing company due to their support of Black Lives Matter.

Because you know, you can’t possibly support Black Lives Matter AND the police at the same time in Trump’s Amerikkka.

Formed by Suffolk County police officer, Robert Frank and his wife, Valeria Frank, Defund Montauk Brewing Company is aiming to punish the company for pledging their support to BLM and even wrote in their mission statement that Black Lives Matter is an “extemist organization.”

“This group is to bring awareness Due The recent events that montauk brewing company has decided to take and make a poor decision by supporting an extemist organization.”

Just more proof that some of the many requirements that should come with anyone wanting to be an officer of the law should be “Spelling” and maybe “Grammar.” If not for the police reports than at least for social media idiocy.

With over 30,000 members to date, Defund Montauk Brewing Company seems to be on a mission to amass the most racist and prejudice pro-police supporters by asking their would-be members to answer questions like “Do you support extremist radical organizations?” and “Do you believe ALL LIVES MATTER?” Kind of seems like coded talk for “Do you believe in White Christian Power?” But that’s just us. Just sayin.’

Needless to say, its members have some pretty extreme views themselves as they have no issue with showing their true-blue colors in Trump’s Amerikkka.

“By saying they support Black Lives Matter with all their hearts, they said they support violence and terrorism that the group represents, wrote Lynn Halverson. Too late to go back now. Everything you do and say has a consequence. As a business, they should have taken a stand for what is good and right.”

But they did, “Karen.” They did.

While these same people who consider Black Lives Matter an “terrorist organization” continue to ignore the fact that far-right hate groups have been responsible for all kinds of acts of violence and death in the name of white supremacy for decades, we all peep game and know this is just another hate group masquerading as a righteous “law and order” community who fear people of color taking a stand for their human rights.

Montauk Brewing Company’s founders Vaughan Cutill and Eric Moss meanwhile can’t seem to understand why the sudden backlash as all they wanted to do was support equal rights for the Black Community. Talking to Patch, Cutillo admitted “To be quite honest, in the last two days, this came out of nowhere,” he said. “I don’t know how or why this came about. As a company, our goals has always been to give people good vibes, no matter who they are. ‘Come as you are,’ has always been our message of inclusivity.”

Well, racists don’t like people of color being included in anything they’re privileged to, do they? So whenever you call for “inclusivity” in society you can expect push-back from those who feel their superior to others based on race, religion or creed. Especially when the Racist-In-Chief tells you that it’s okay to do so.

source https://hiphopwired.com/904448/pro-police-facebook-group-calls-for-montauk-brewing-company-boycott-over-its-black-lives-matter-support/

[mybrewmance]

More exploring of #hastingsonhudson enjoying @montaukbrewco #summerale at @harvestonhudson #mybrewmance #craftbeer #nybeer #summervibes (at Harvest On Hudson) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEP2G5WpCo-/?igshid=cxsrlhzanq7s

[jonorbattleship]

@mlb #openingday #tailgate from my #couch with @mets and @montaukbrewco #wavechaser #covid19 #summerofcovid #baseball #lfgm #lgm #mets #mlb #1down59togo https://www.instagram.com/p/CDCn8fAn0YI/?igshid=1w6x15vxjd8c

[thisismrbrendanjay]

Today I took off my mask long enough to eat an entire slice of pizza and drink a @montaukbrewco “Summer Ale.” Usually about this time of year I travel on the LIRR to DJ parties in the Hamptons with @wineawesomeness . Instead I want to say I miss you all but I’m happy and I hope you all stay safe!! I just delivered face-shields to a hospital and now I’m gonna eat some local pizza. When I get home I shall attempt to out-do this entire pizza dynasty. Whatever outcome is cool with me. ❤️ (at Red Hook, Brooklyn) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_zSs1DH_KD/?igshid=i0evc9wdi1uk

[bricehammack]

#USOpen #AtlanticOcean #NewYorkState #LongIsland #EastEnd #SouthFork #Montauk #MontaukBrewingCompany @montaukbrewco #SummerAle #Beer #Ale #Beach #Sand #Ocean #BriceDailyPhoto https://www.instagram.com/p/CTuPTpUL0Q8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[luxurynextseason]

Weekend mood with Montauk Beer 🍺 @montaukbrewco (at Southampton, New York)
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0_dteNlD7A/?igshid=1qf44d0dho4rr

[groovy-hues-fibers]

Dinner for one! The husband went rock climbing, and I have the @glirc @runners_edge Women’s 5K tomorrow morning. A well-deserved beer from @montaukbrewco and a bowl with tasty goodness. @wholefoods Mung Bean Pasta and lentils with water-sautéed chard, spinach, peppers, red onion, garlic, and S&P in a simple sauce of nooch, veggie broth, and lemon juice. Toasted pecans on top for some healthy fats. And now, we rest! https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1j9GLps90/?igshid=ch1cf0nnnomq

[saraphia]

🍺💦☀️🏖⛵️🌊🍉National beer day.....Sign us up! {Preferably a @montaukbrewco on the beach} #nationalbeerday #beer #montaukbrewingcompany #beeronthebeach #beachdaysahead #summergethere #montauk #thehamptons #longisland #illo #illustration #popart #saraphia #sarahephelps (at Montauk, New York) https://www.instagram.com/saraphia/p/Bv-OA4-g01P/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=50bn49izpobd

[teampurplerain-blog]

Ugh. I need home. @Regrann from @montaukbrewco - Montauk | Vibes #montauk #montauket #local #beers #thankyou #comeasyouare - #regrann

[mandahassett]

And the drinking begins! @montaukbrewco was awesome. (at Montauk Brewing Company)

[beachaddiction]

[bkfitmama]

Outside of Salivar’s on the Harbor

Pool time! That shark hat though!

Delicious cocktail from @Fletcher’s

Roasting marshmallows @HavenMontauk

Thanks for the board @CoreysWave

@MontaukBrewingCo

Our perfect little beach babe!

What was meant to be a quick 2 day getaway, turned into a glorious 5 day family vacation. Never having been to Montauk, I didn’t realize that 2 days there wouldn’t possibly be enough. The weather was perfect, the vibe was incredible, and all 3 members of my little family was has having a great time. I’m now a big believer in all things Montauk and hope to make it an annual, summer tradition. I feel like when you go somewhere for the first time, everything is a bit of trial and error. You ace some of the activities, and others you wish you would have known just wouldn’t be that great. Our trip was pretty impromptu, so we didn’t really do any planning or research when it came to…well, anything. In this post I’m going to include a few great things we did and a few things we weren’t so crazy about. The first two nights we stayed at a little motel in Montauk Harbor called the Sun N Sound. It was a no frills place with a pool and a kitchenette for added convenience (though it’s not like I actually turned on the stove at any point). The best part was having the ocean right outside your back patio. It was beautiful looking out into the ocean and waking up hearing the waves right from our room. Once we decided to stay another two nights, we moved to the hotel literally across the street called The Haven. We had met a couple of families on the beach highly recommending the accommodations there. Boy were they right! We loved this place! We were actually lucky to even get in there and at such a reasonable rate. The rooms actually reminded me of the beach hotels in Greece. They were very white, bright, and crisp. The pool was almost that of a resort’s. It had nice beds to relax on (def. couldn’t do too much of that with a 3 year old running around), a bunch of floats for the kids, and was just all around really nice. The hotel also had a huge outside space with tables, bbqs, and a big fire pit in the middle. It was awesome for the kids staying there to run around and play with each other after the sun went down. We even roasted our own marshmallows the last evening there, which Grace absolutely loved (turns out she’s a pyro at heart). Both of the places we stayed were about a 5 minute walk to a tiny, basically private beach. It was right on the Long Island Sound so the water was calm enough for the kids to play right on the shore without scaring the parents half to death. After dinner, we would head back down to catch the absolutely breath taking Montauk sunset. We were very happy with both accommodations and their locations, but will likely be booking The Haven for future family adventures. As far as dining, we had both hit and misses. Our first night we went to Salivar’s. Grace had a very healthy meal consisting of edamame, french fries, pasta, and ice cream! LOL Sean and I shared a bunch of really delicious appetizers. This place had a huge menu, but we stuck to the sushi portion knowing you couldn’t get it any fresher. We enjoyed this place for sure. For our first breakfast we were just looking for a simple diner in town. If that’s what you’re looking for, you basically only have 2 options: Anthony’s Pancake House or John’s Pancake House. We ended up trying out Anthony’s. Wow were we stressed in that place. It’s not that it was even crazy busy, it was just SO disorganized. Maybe New York has worn down our patience. Also, the fact that Sean and I were in the industry for so long, we notice everything. It took forever to get sat, not because there weren’t tables, but because the man doing the seating was soooo slow. We had to beg for water and coffee several times and the food was super subpar-even for a diner. The next few days we opted for a place called Bliss. This place was simple, easy, and good. We got giant coffees and just had bagels and breakfast sandwiches, which we ordered from the counter. For us, simplicity is key. They had a nice back garden with chalk to decorate the patio with. That kept Grace contained for a bit while we enjoyed our breakfast. For lunch, we brought sandwich stuff with us so we basically just stuck to that. Grace pretty much just had an array of Goldfish, Popcorn, and Pretzels most lunches (You can send me my mother of the year award anytime THANKS). Our second dinner was at a place, also on the harbor, called Fletchers. The food and cocktails here were tasty. The scallops were probably the freshest I’ve ever had. Once again, Grace had pasta. If your kiddos are picky eaters, a lot of the menus at these seafood restaurants become pretty limited. I was happy with this place, but it’s not somewhere I would go again with a child. It’s more for a nice date night. The next evening we kept it easy and just picked up a pizza from Primavera Pizza. We set it up in the hotel’s garden and enjoyed a nice, chill dinner. The pizza here was really good. Again with the easy. Our final night we had dinner at Gosman’s Restaurant. This was the biggest MISS of our vacation. The food was absolutely disgusting. I’m not one to bash a place, but this place is worthy of it. Sean got the 2 lb. lobster. His excitement over it diminished as soon as he tasted how old it was. I ordered the fish and chips. Both the fish and the chips were frozen. Like why? You’re right there on the water…why in the world would you sell frozen fish at your restaurant? The madness of it all was how busy it was. It did have a gorgeous view of the harbor and the staff was nice enough, but it was an obvious tourist trap. I’d rather have edible food than a nice view. But hey, to each their own. Our biggest lesson learned was to bring our own food next trip. With a huge grill at the hotel and even the mini kitchen, it would be so much better to grab our own fresh fish or even some burgers and cook ourselves. When it comes to grilling, it’s really too delicious and easy not to do it, at least a few times on the trip. Spending a fortune on vacation just seems to come with the territory, but I really feel like we were kinda suckers when it came to the food. We just didn’t know any better. Anyway, ya live and ya learn! On our third day, we drove out to the Montauk Point State Park. It had a cute playground where Grace could run around for a while. We walked down to the lighthouse, which was a sight to see for sure. We didn’t pay to go in. It’s something to do when Grace is a bit older. I had a feeling we would get in and she would be bored to tears. Instead, we walked down the path to the beach and skipped rocks for a while. Before leaving, we sat in the swings up top the overlook and stared into the never ending ocean. It was very peaceful. After, we ventured back into town, where we decided to stop by the Montauk Brewery. I would definitely recommend hitting this place up. You wouldn’t believe how cool it is. It’s literally run out of what looks like a barn house. They have a bar in front, with some tables and stuff outside. It’s very charming and the people working there do such a great job. The Watermelon Session Ale blew our mind. I never thought I would be into a beer with the word watermelon in it, but this one proved me wrong. Apparently, it is brewed as an IPA first, so as not too focus on the fruity side of it. This place had a really good ambiance about it. Was a favorite of the trip. We peeked in a few of the stores in town to grab hats, t-shirts, koozies, and some beach toys. In fact, Grace ended up being a walking, talking billboard for the town of Montauk. We got a few basics at Plaza Surf and Sports. It’s a massive beach store with literally everything from clothes to surf board rentals. The best piece of clothing we go was from Montauk Clothing Company. Grace got this adorable shark hat there (posted in photo). We have a tough time getting her to wear hats in the sun and this was one she loved wearing. She wore it everywhere! And everywhere she wore it, she got loads of compliments. My favorite thing we bought in Montauk, was selfishly, a stand up paddle board rental. I had never done stand up paddle boarding before until our second day at the beach. I borrowed one from a fellow beach goer after asking how tough it really was to do it. I immediately fell in love! I had a tough time finding a place in the harbor that would rent paddle boards. I wanted to find somewhere close where I could just carry it to the beach so we didn’t have to face the hassle of tying it to the car. Our last day at the beach, I found Corey’s Wave. What an awesome business. They provide surfing lessons and rentals. They actually delivered the board to the beach we were at and picked it up when I called them to let them know I was finished. The board was nice, the couple that dropped and picked up really friendly, and the convenience of it all was incredible! With all of that, I couldn’t believe how reasonable the price was. I had such an amazing day on that board. Being able to paddle out in the ocean and just take it all on was completely exhilarating. I will definitely use Corey’s services for years to come. Overall, this trip was one of the best we have had. Even with a couple of bad restaurant experiences, you lose all of that being at the beach. I guess that’s the whole point of going out there-letting go. Letting go of the city, letting go of the every day nonsense, letting go of all negativity… Being in a place like Montauk reminds you of the simple beauty in things and I cannot wait to get back.

  Doing Montauk: Family Style! What was meant to be a quick 2 day getaway, turned into a glorious 5 day family vacation.

[ldinjc-blog]

Happy hour ⏰ 🍴: @montaukbrewco 🌴: Brookfield Place- NYC . . . #eeeeeats #eater #nyc #nyceats #nycfood #foodie #feedfeed #f52grams #myfab5 #forkyeah #insiderfood #dailyfoodfeed #buzzfeast #newforkcity #lovefood #tastingtable #fwx #foodilysm #nyceeeeeats #beautifulcusines #eaterny #timeoutnewyork #nomnom #newyork #nomnom #igfood #topcitybites #ldinjc #montauk #montaukbrewingcompany #happyhour (at Brookfield Place New York)

[krammerandstoudt]

It’s a gorgeous day in #Montauk and after a lil morning swim, we’re back at @adam.mar for @northerngrade #popupmarket with @noahmarionqualitygoods @lowercasenyc @makewellcompany • Hanging out all day under the tents behind @montaukbrewco so come by, grab a beer, say hi 👋! • #northerngrade #madeintheusa #madeinnewyork #thehamptons #montaukweekend (at Montauk, New York)