Hi there.
My name is Joshua M. Bernstein, and I’m a Brooklyn-based beer, spirits, food, travel and bicycling (phew!) journalist, as well as an occasional tour guide. Over the last decade, I’ve written for hundreds of newspapers, magazines and websites, including Time Out New York, Saveur, New York, Imbibe, Bicycling, CHOW.com, AOL, Gourmet.com, Tasting Table, New York Post, Edible Manhattan, New York Daily News, Wired, ReadyMade, The New York Times, Metromix (where I wrote the “Dollar Grub” column), ForbesTraveler.com, TravelandLeisure.com and the New York Press, for whom I wrote a weekly food-and-drink column called “Gut Instinct.” My parents are very proud.
I’m also the author of Brewed Awakening, my deeply reported take on the global craft-beer revolution,
In addition, I work as an editor and a copy editor. My clients have included ELLE, Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, SmartMoney and Blender.
Hi Joshua,
I am publicist in Philly – working with restaurants, good food and the BEST beer (Iron Hill, Yards, Dogfish Head) — I am also repping Philly Beer Week 2009 (March 6 to 15) and wanted to add you to our press list/invite list. Sound good? If so, please send me your contact information.
Cheers!
Jennie
Yo Joshua!
Thanks for the Hottenroth Berliner Weisse review. We always love when people love our beers. Hit me up with your contact info so we can hopefully get you some of our more limited releases from time to time.
To Life!
Ben
I’m so glad to find your blog, Joshua! And glad to see in the above comments that Jennie Hatton, one of the best foodie PR folks out there, did too! (Hi, Jennie!)
Hi Joshua, I work for Bohemia , a good mexican beer . I would like to invite you to taste it and propose you an idea to share it with your readers. Please send me your contact info or email me . Thanks !
Yo Josh!
I like how you roll. Food, beer, bikes, travel, and spirits. All of my favorite things! I’ll keep an eye out for your articles.I have to ask… what’s your ride? I have a Bianchi Vigorelli and a Raleigh Clubman.
Keep up the great work!
Cheers!
G-LO
Hey, G-LO. I ride a Specialized Allez Double, which is my trusted city steed. One day I hope to fix up my dad’s sweet old Atala from the sixties, which is sitting in my hallway, but I’ve yet to muster up enough time to dive into the project. Thanks for reading!
Ah nice! I toyed with the idea of getting an Allez when I got back into biking, but then my Italian-ness kicked in and I just had to have something from my people (even if it’s from those snotty Northerners rather than my motherland of Sicily). Pity it’s not actually made in Italy, but then again, it’s still a well made and comfortable ride.