Craft Beer in the City of Angels
July is almost over, Summer is heating up, the Dodgers are making moves at the trade deadline, and LA breweries are releasing new summer beers! Here are our favorite posts from the last month: Read more →
Smog City Brewing is having their first anniversary, and they are celebrating with a logo-design contest, and by announcing a move to the South Bay.
Cupcakes are delicious. Pliny the Elder is delicious. Put them together and you’ve got the makings of some seriously delicious treats that are perfect for your next beer-tasting, or just when getting together with some friends. Read more →
Monday is here, and it’s time to start another week. Pick of the Weekend is our weekly post where we recap our favorite brews of the weekend past.
Tapped Out is a weekly round-up of the stories and posts that didn’t get covered on Beer of Tomorrow but that are still interesting and worth a read. So grab your favorite weekend beer and take a look!
Another whirlwind week is wrapping up, and there are some awesome events going down this weekend that will help wash away the stresses of the daily grind.
Yesterday was the ground-breaking live webcast discussion with Greg Koch from Stone Brewing and Sam Calagione from Dogfish Head moderated by TV’s Wil Wheaton (unfortunately Bill from Victory Brewing had technical difficulties and was unable to join the discussion save for some text messages he sent to Greg).
Missed the live webcast? You can watch the hour-long discussion covering the genesis of Saison du BUFF, home brewing, collaboration culture in the craft beer industry, and some patented Greg Koch rants. Or read on for some highlights and commentary! Read more →
Just in time for the weekend, Filling Stations is a weekly post that highlights one of Los Angeles’ destinations for craft beer, be it a bottle-shop with a great selection, a restaurant with great food to go with their beer list, or a bar serving excellent beers.
38° Ale House is a craft beer oasis east of The 110 in one of Los Angeles’ oldest suburbs: Alhambra. Opened in 2009 by Clay Harding (co-founder of CoLAboration) and his partners, the lively restaurant and bar has become one of LA’s most well-regarded beer-centered eateries, and the reputation is well deserved!
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