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Thrillist Los Angeles
Tuesday March 31, 2009
LA Beer Festival
Sat/Sun at Sony Studios: 10202 W. Washington Blvd, Culver City
Thanks to classy overtures like specialty pairing nights and
brew-specific sommeliers, beer's finally found some high-end
legitimacy -- but run your mouth about it, and people'll
think you're just rationalizing your need to get
disgustingly housed. Prove them wrong, but oh so very right,
at the LA Beer Festival.
From the guys who fathered the Screw The Recession dinners,
the inaugural LA Beer Festival's a massive ode to all things
hoppy, with your $40 entrance netting all-you-can-drink from
70+ outfits from across the brewniverse, and live cover
bands who'll prove you're not just an obnoxious drunk, but
also an obnoxious drunk sing-a-longer. Beer's delivered via
4oz pours in a commemorative mini-stein, with cup-fillers
ranging from local small-timers like Carlsbad's Pizza Port
and Pomona's sibling-led Dales Bros, to those employing
unique ingredients (Origin Pomegranate from He'Brew); drafts
span the color spectrum from light (Ballast Point Yellowtail
Ale), to dark-ish (Fireman's Brew Brewnette), to nearly
black (Reaper Mortality Stout), and there's even humorously
named exotic brews from Thailand (Phuket), Iceland
(Bierbitzch), and presumably Finkle (Einhorn). For tunes,
Sunday boasts Bono-tastic Hollywood U2, while Saturday's got
Petty Cash, who do the entire catalogs of Tom and Johnny,
and if you ask nicely, will give you $5 for Post-its.
To keep you going, there's plentiful (sadly, not included)
grub, from Wolfgang Puck wings and pizza, to fish & chips
and tri-tip sandwiches from Cannoli Kings, as well as
sausages from a yet-to-be-named vendor -- because no matter
how legitimate beer gets, it's never far from a sausage fest.
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