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$<em>Draft Magazine</em> Names America\'s Best Beer Bars$

Draft Magazine Names America's Best Beer Bars

By Besha Rodell | Thu, January 17, 2013

Draft Magazine has put out its list of the country's 100 best beer bars, and Los Angeles has six spots on the list (if you include Burbank). Included are Father's Office ("it's the O.G. of craft beer ... More »
5 End of Summer California Beer Releases To Buy Now

By Erika Bolden | Thu, August 23, 2012

Beer is an unorthodox object to fetishize. When you see a half-dozen men dressed from business to bro, outpacing each other in a parking lot on their lunch break for a few remaining limited-release be... More »
American Craft Beer Week: Declare Your Parabola Independence

By Jenn Garbee | Mon, May 17, 2010

Welcome to American Craft Beer Week, the "We Are The World" of good beer. Today through Sunday, we have an official excuse to celebrate this country's sudsy best by indulging in craft beer specials ... More »

2012 | Best Beer Bar

The Daily Pint could be mistaken, and probably has been, for a college dive bar. But take a look at those four beer engines; what's being pumped from these casks is not your average lager. Daily Pint owner Phillip McGovern merged this city's European stout and American IPA ways, and without a single gastropub burger. (Little food is served here.) On any given Sunday, you'll likely find salt-and-pepper-haired home-brew club members discussing their upcoming beer tour in Belgium, hipsters on... More »
2009 | BEST MALT SHOP

Ask Daily Pint owner Philip McGovern why he started amassing one of the largest Scotch collections in L.A. 15 years ago, and you’ll likely hear a grunt about the customers who pestered him to do it. The pub currently offers more than 300 single-malt and blended scotches, all wedged shoulder-to-shoulder on an overhead wooden shelf that runs the length of the bar. You can spend upward of $150 for a glass of the Last Drop, quite literally the last few sips of a nearly 50-year-old blend of... More »

Draft Magazine Names America's Best Beer Bars