Joe Farrier and Stefan Enjem, owners and brewers, are Long Beach residents, and they hired local artists to help with the decor, from the hot air balloon mural to the handcrafted tap handles. Ficklewood Ciderworks, Long Beach CVBįicklewood Ciderworks – A must-visit for cider fans in SoCal, Long Beach’s first and only cidery opened for business in January 2020. If you like strong stouts, try the Long Beach Crude. They pride themselves on their beachfront location, promising the “best brew with a view in Long Beach.” The menu offerings are equally tempting, ranging from Hawaiian-style poke to a Kobe burger. – Did you know Long Beach is home to the oldest operating brewpub in Los Angeles County? Belmont Brewing Company, located at the foot of the Belmont Pier, opened in 1990. Try the Amalgamator, a popular West Coast-style IPA.īelmont Brewing Co. The beer menu boasts 20+ house beers as well as a selection of sour ales from their small-batch offshoot, Beachwood Blendery. On the promenade in Downtown Long Beach, Beachwood serves slow-cooked, southern-style barbeque. Beachwood BBQ, Long Beach CVBīeachwood BBQ and Brewing – Beachwood’s original Seal Beach location closed in 2020, but the Long Beach brewpub is going strong. Serious craft beer aficionados will want to subscribe to the Ballast Point podcast, Dedicated to the Craft.
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In addition to 60+ beers on tap and a full menu, you’ll find a calendar packed with beer-themed events - from “Bike and Brew” cycling workouts to home brewing classes. Ballast Point, Long Beach CVBīallast Point – If you like your beer accompanied by ocean breezes, head to Ballast Point’s Long Beach location, where the patios overlook the water. Try the Central Perk, a blonde ale brewed with Guatemala San Carlos coffee beans from Long Beach-based Rose Park Roasters and Madagascar vanilla beans. Located in Long Beach’s Bixby Knolls neighborhood, which has recently earned the nickname “Brewery Knolls,” Ambitious Ales has a front patio and back beer garden. Ambitious Ales, Long Beach CVBĪmbitious Ales – Five craft-beer-loving friends opened Ambitious Ales in 2019 as a way to connect with the community. It’s close enough to Los Angeles to drive down for the day, but you’ll have more fun if you book a hotel and stay for the weekend. The area is home to a growing number of craft breweries. If your idea of a perfect summer afternoon involves a cold pint glass of cider, IPA, lager, pilsner, sour ale, or any other locally brewed beverage, make sure a trip to Long Beach is part of your vacation plans.
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