Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Los Angeles Ale Works Brewery
Type- IPA
Average Beer Rating- 3.5

Description:
Los Angeles Ale Works Scrapplicious Juicy IPA is dedicated to the brewery’s cat. The beer is brewed with Bru-1, Loral and Sabro hops. The ABV for Los Angeles Ale Works Scrapplicious is 7.5%.

Glass to Use:
IPA beers are best served in a 16oz. pint glass.

About the Brewery
Los Angeles Ale Works was founded by Kristofer ‘Kip’ Barnes in 2010. In 2013 LA Ale Works would launch its first beers into the marketplace. The company worked with Ohana Brewing Company as they didn’t have a physical location to brew their beer. In 2015 Kip would team up with Andrew Fowler, and the pair would launch their own brewing facility in 2017 in Hawthorne, California.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3.5 out of 5
Los Angeles Ale Works Scrapplicious has a murky blonde hue with a frothy but compact off-white head. The beer has aromas of citrus and piney hops. It is soft, smooth and light, which was a bit unexpected. Overall it’s a malty dry beer with a very faint bitterness at the end. Overall it’s a good beer, give it up for the brewery cat!

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Los Angeles Ale Works Brewery
Type- Red Lager
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Los Angeles Ale Works Dead Cowboy Red Lager has a golden amber color. The beer is packed full of German red malt and puffed red rice and balanced out by noble Hallertau hops. You can taste flavors of caramel and the finish is bone dry. The ABV for Dead Cowboy Red Lager is 5.5%.

Glass to Use:
Lagers are best served in a Pint glass.

About the Brewery
Los Angeles Ale Works was founded by Kristofer ‘Kip’ Barnes in 2010. In 2013 LA Ale Works would launch its first beers into the marketplace. The company worked with Ohana Brewing Company as they didn’t have a physical location to brew their beer. In 2015 Kip would team up with Andrew Fowler, and the pair would launch their own brewing facility in 2017 in Hawthorne, California.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Dead Cowboy Red Lager has a red hue with a small head. The beer has aromas of malt and is very smooth. I pick up flavors of malt with a grain aftertaste. It also has notes of subtle pepper.

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