Small tasting room with the year round beers on tap and a selection of three seasonals, too. Beers are all at least decent. I really enjoyed the ginger saison. Staff was friendly and helpful. Cool little brewery and tasting room. Came out to $7 for 7 tasters. Can’t really beat that.

Very nice little tasting room beside the brewery. The people were super nice. Not a whole lots of beers on, most of them pretty usual styles. Would be a nice place to while away an afternoon.

Tucked away in an industrial park. Inside is a clean, angular, trendy tasting room. Small with a few tables. We were allowed to do a $7 all you can drink deal of tasters. They had about 8 beers on tap, all house beers, with some one-offs and seasonals. You can do a nice brewery tour, the facility is small but they do sours and barrel aged stuff. We had their unfinished Flemish red and it was very promising. Staff was very kind, talkative, knowledgeable. Very passionate about their product. Beer labels are very cool- colorful art deco of sorts. Growler fills available. Bombers available to take-away.

Awesome family owned start up brewery. Excited to see these guys in LA, and enjoy hearing about their big plans. Unmarked warehouse building. Beautiful interior with a large space to grow. Sanitary brewing operation behind the glass (with the dairy tanks of past Alesmith adventures). Tasting bar/area is clean and elegant. Some pretzels on hand, and they encourage you to bring your own food. No samples, and as of right now, no growler fills (they are working on this). Only pints, which is fine because of right now they are positioning themselves as the session beer masters of SoCal. Their business plan incorporates educating the public, and growing up with the still fledgling and growing craft beer scene. They plan on a grass roots and localized operation which is awesome. I must say that there is an odd socialist theme running through their current line up (pint glass reads: "beer for the people", with beer names of Solidarity, Manifesto and Revolution). Wonderful and comprehensive tour by Jeremy. Really a great place that I am extremely excited about for their future prospects. Cheers guys!

Visited during RBSG. Neat little spot. You would never stumble upon this place - especially how the only markings are on a lone door in a seemingly residential area. Tasteful interior. Love what they’ve done with the space. Great staff and solid taps, but they could stand to take a more ambitious direction with their range of beers.

Through the winding maze of interstate and traffic comes a non-descript kick ass brewery. Really good service, nice brews. Small but really relaxed.

We just made it in before closing. Quick flight with some really smooth and drinkable beers. Also have a bottle selection, and got one to go. Very good experience.

Extremely friendly family operation. A small start up brewery that just opened - just open by appointment at this point. Basically just a tasting bar, a few tables, and then the brewery in the back. Gave us a nice little tour and answered a ton of questions. A wonderful little place to visit tucked in to a dingy part of town. Beer was nice, served a little on the cold side. They have t-shirts, glassware, and a few books for sale as well. Beer was $5 a pint, which seemed a little high for right from the brewery.

Ambiance: A really jazzy tasting room, semi-dim lights. Cool tables to sit at. The brewery itself is the cleanest brewery I’ve ever seen in my life.

Service: The Raubs and Ting are very welcoming. Can’t complain there.

Selection: There is always a half dozen ERB beers on tap, sometimes a guest tap or two, and some guest beers in the cooler. Food: Can’t give them credit or point deductions for the food trucks that roll up. Value: Their growler fills are a bit pricey, but to go there for beer is a great value. Overall: A charming, fresh face for the LA Beer scene.

Just a tasting room, several house and guest taps. Very clean place, a handful of tables to sit at, staff were very pleasant, would definitely go again.