The world’s longest bar, Humble Baron, celebrated its One Year Anniversary last weekend. With live performances and specialty cocktails, the event was packed the whole weekend. Founder Keith Weaver told The Post there were over 1,000 who visited the site to enjoy Saturday’s event, which included cocktail from around the world and a performance by Nappy Roots.
Humble Baron Founder Keith Weaver with Uncle Nearest’s Master Distiller Victoria Eady Butler at Friday night’s celebration.
Nappy Roots, a Southern rap group which originated in Bowling Green, K.y., performed Saturday night.
One of the members of Nappy Roots shakes hands with Humble Baron’s Keith Weaver from stage.
Saturday saw the “Global Cocktail Takeover,” which featured hand-crafted cocktails from mixologist from England, the Netherlands, Scotland, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Canada. Shown here are two classic cocktails from Humble Baron’s menu—the Negroni and an Old Fashioned.
The War and Treaty performed gospel-inspired music Friday to help kick-off the weekend. The husband-and-wife duo Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter sang such hits like “That’s How Love is Made,” “Ain’t No Harmin’ Me,” and their version of “Amazing Grace.”
