La Beer Week

Our 4th Annual LA Beer Week Beer Festival will take place at Historic Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, September 30th, from Noon-4pm. The Festival will feature over 70 local, regional, national, and international Craft and Artisan breweries, pouring a wide array of their beers, including a special few available only for LA Beer Week.

On hand will be a selection of the famous Los Angeles food trucks, offering their specialties to pair with the variety of beers on hand.

Union Station offers plenty of parking in its underground garage, but why drive when you can take the safe and easy route by train! Union Station is served by the Red, Blue, Purple, and Gold Lines, as well as Amtrak and Metrolink. We strongly encourage you to take the train or other local public transportation...its safe, easy, and responsible.

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New Belgium Tap Takeover during the entire LA Beer Week. We will have giveaways on September 28, 2012 from 6 pm to close. We will be tapping the Lips of Faith New Belgium & Alpine Brewing Company collaboration Super Indian Pale Ale at 8 pm sharp. We will also have New Belgium Red Hoptober, Somersault, Tart Lychee, Trip 13 and Peach Porch Lounger.
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We will be celebrating Oktoberfest with Weihenstephaner and other Bavarian favorites.
On tap we will have Weihenstephaner Oktoberfest, Doppelbock and Hefe Weissbier. Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest, Kostritzer Schwarzbier Black Lager and Aecht Sclemkerla Rauchbier Marzen. Not to mention some delicious Bavarian sausages from Continental Sausage Company.
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Beer week has been super delicious so far! What better way to keep it
going then by adding a creamy, tantalizing twist..Cheese! That's right,
The Federal Bar has shipped in the creamiest, most scrumptious,
finger-licking cheeses, specially for this week. We've designed the
perfect beer tasting with the perfect cheeses and homemade jams. Stop
in for some special treats from Firestone Walker. We'll be tapping DBA,
Double DBA, Union Jack, and Oaktoberfest.

For dessert, try an Oaktoberfest float with salted caramel ice cream
from LA's own, Fosselman's Ice Cream Company.
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craft cocktails + la beer week = craft beer cocktails! all week!

(also, lovely smiling faces! almost always!)
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We will be offering a variety of craft beer flights; a Dinner bowl and craft beer (bottled/tap)special for $17.50; and a Dumplings, Asian Chicken Tenders or panko crusted onion rings (choice of 1) and craft beer (bottled/tap)special for $9. For dessert we will feature some tasty Craft Beer Gelato Floats!
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Savor some suds at Savory during LA Beer Week. Enjoy a 3-Course Beer Dinner, paired with local brews from Beachwood Brewing, Monkish Brewing Company and Smog City Brewing. September 20-30, $40/person. Dinner Hours: Sunday-Thursday 5:30-9pm, Friday & Saturday 5:30-10pm. 29169 Heathercliff Road Malibu, CA 90265. Reservations recommended. EAT.DRINK.BE LOCAL.
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All 3 Scoops locations:
Scoops LA-712 North Heliotrope Dr.
Scoops Westside-3400 Overland Ave.
And the new Scoops Highland Park-5105 York Blvd.
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Try 10 of our 12 beers on tap between Sept. 20-30 and receive a Bar One T-Shirt! Taps include Chimay, Tripel Karmeliet, Young's Double Chocolate Stout, Lost Coast Tangerine Wheat, and more!
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Join us for our 16th Anniversary celebration featuring Stone Brewing Co! We will be featuring a great selection of Stone beers including some vintage kegs! Lucky Baldwins/Stone t-shirt and special pint available!
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A Host of Brewery nights
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Each day of beer week City Tavern is putting up a different barrel aged beer with a food pairing. Some of the beers include: Parabola, Angel's share, sourdough, black nocturne, dark shadoze, fs xv anniversary, bourbon barrel the twelve... and more
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The 38th Annual Gourmet Festival of Fall is a fabulous food, wine and beer tasting event. Join guests as they stroll through the 4 acre gardens of a magnificent home in Pasadena while munching on delicious samplings from 20 locals restaurants and drinking beer and wine from California brewers and vintners. Proceeds from the event go to support the non-profit organization called AbilityFirst, which provides programs and services to children and adults with developmental disabilities, such as autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, etc.
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