Los Angeles may be known for its nonstop lifestyle, but it also boasts an exciting craft beer scene. Boasting over 90 breweries - which ranks it one of the fastest-growing brewery markets - LA offers quality craft libations worthy of exploring, whether that means an hazy IPA or barrel-aged sour from one of their 90+ breweries or simply enjoying food from nearby restaurants or bars!
Homebound Brew Haus stands as a tribute to the rail tycoons that transformed LA railroad into an economic powerhouse. This unpretentious brewery offers a constantly rotating tap list, including their 1903 Lager, an early 20th Century pre-Prohibition-era beer with more body than your average lager; or their fermented Michelada made of lime juice and orange soda! In addition, Homebound Brew Haus supports local artists by commissioning artwork from them for exhibition and taps.
Golden Road Brewing can be found in Glendale and offers an amazingly simplistic tasting room. Family-friendly, this brewery offers canned beers such as 329 Days of Sun Lager and Wolf Among Weeds IPA; pizza and snacks from nearby restaurants are even served at Golden Road Brewing!
Ohana Brewing was established by two 26-year-old entrepreneurs who quickly established it in just seven months, demonstrating an example of young entrepreneurs revolutionizing the brewery world. Quickly earning recognition for quality beers with an easygoing atmosphere, Ohana has quickly become known for their wide range of IPAs and sours, including Gams Bart (rye ale featuring notes of grapefruit jam and marbled rye bread) or their signature smoked burger!
