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Posted: March 19, 2019
MBAofNY hosted its Annual Winter Networking Event and Whiskey Tasting February 7th
Manhattan, NY On February 7th, the MBAofNY hosted its Annual Winter Networking Event and Whiskey Tasting with premier event sponsor Loeb & Loeb LLP.
On the 30th floor of the Graybar Building, with views of the Chrysler Building and city lights, real estate professionals came together to exchange ideas, build creative solutions for clients, and enjoy spirits from Widow Jane Distillery.
The Whiskey Tasting, sponsored by Bowery Valuation, featured four of Widow Jane’s signature and heirloom products: WJ 10-year Bourbon, WJ American Oak & Applewood, Baby Jane, and their Wapsie Valley High Rye Bourbon. The tasting paired perfectly with the Neuman’s Kitchen Southern Comfort spread.
The night also featured two blackjack tables, sponsored by Emerald Creek Capital, for guests to interact and play a few hands while creating new business relationships. As the evening neared end, each guest was presented with a giveaway, sponsored by Merritt Environmental Consulting Corp.
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