Brewery

Ladyface

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Ladyface award-winning ales brewed on-site. Hand-crafted Cocktails.
Boutique Wines & Liquors. Bottled Beer & Growlers To-Go.

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Ladyface offers a full bar with fresh house cocktails using small-batch spirits from craft distilleries. We offer many of our own house-infused and muddled recipes. Ask about our premium versions using our house-infused liquors: vanilla vodka or whiskey, bacon vodka, cucumber/cilantro tequila, thyme bourbon.

Lady Margarite

Lady Margarite

Our house margarita features Hacienda Vieja blanco tequila muddled with pineapple & jalepeno.
Make it with cilantro cucumber tequila & muddled blackberry for an ‘El Monty’! (+$2)

Blushing ladyface

Vodka, grapefruit juice & lemon-sweet but not innocent!

LADYFACE SANGRIA

Our twist on the classic summer libation with French red wine, fruit juices & orange liqueur.

BISOUS BISOUS

Our “kiss kiss” cosmopolitan made with vodka, llimoncello, cranberry & fresh lime juice.

Ale mary

Bbacon-infused vodka & beer anyone? With the options of adding a raw oyster, more bacon, bacon-wrapped olives and vegetable pickles, for the bloody mary fan, this is a libation that will go long!

Ladyface seasonal cocktails*

Harvest sangria

all the favorite flavors of fall to tide you over until spring-fruit & spice, and everything nice-white wine & rum, ginger & sage, winter fruit juice medley.

Orxata de otoño (autumn horchata)

Skip the eggnog this fall and opt for this delicious twist on a white russian. Instead of cream, we use a cinnamon horchata, a house infused vanilla whiskey, and a housemade mexican hot chocolate simple syrup.

DERBY DAY

Muddled mint from the garden and fresh blueberries shaken with infused bourbon, a splash of peach juice, and earl grey tea infused simple syrup feels like southern hospitality in a glass without ever leaving California.

French quarter

A lively, jazzed-up spin with gin, pear liqueur, rosemary, sparkling white wine & a splash of fresh lemon.

Le Luxe

A delicious melange of sweet luxardo cherries, tart limes, dry london gin, and our la blonde make mouth-watering beer spritzer that is so luxurious it will leave you wanting more.

Derby Day

Muddled mint from the garden and fresh blueberries shaken with infused bourbon, a splash of peach juice, and earl grey tea infused simple syrup feels like southern hospitality in a glass without ever leaving California.

 

Single Malt Scotch, Whiskey & Bourbon

highland park, orkney, 12 year
old forester kentucky bourbon
sazarac rye whiskey
tulle more d.e.w. irish whiskey
macallan fine oak 10 year

Tequila

hacienda reposado
hacienda blanco

Vodka, Gin & Rum

tru organic gin
ballast point old grove gin
ballast point three sheets rum blanc
ballast point three sheets spiced rum

Brandy & Cordials

delord bas armagnac napoleon, 10 yr
ventura limoncello
fruitlab orange liqueur

 

 

LADYFACE BOTTLED ALES

The Shepherdess Belgian-style Barley-wine
Coquette, Sour Grisette w/ Kumquats
Flamberge, Flemish Red-style, with Brettanomyces
Trébuchet®, Golden Farmhouse Sour, with Lactobacillus
Dérailleur® Biere de Garde

Wine

Brut Sparkling | Pol Clement ‘Blanc De Blanc’, France
Vihno Verde | Broadbent, Portugal
Pinot Gris | Balletto, Russian River Valley, Ca ’12
Sauvignon Blanc | Lincourt | Santa Ynez, Ca
Chardonnay | Canyon Road, California
Chardonnay | Saddle Rock - Malubu Family Wines | Malibu ’13
Rosé | Lavendette, Côtes De Provence, France ’15
Malbec | Leval, Languedoc, France ‘12
Pinot Noir, Heliotrope, California
Zinfandel | Rancho Zabaco, California ‘13
Syrah, Dusted Valley Boomtown, California
Merlot, Tao Vineyards, Agoura Hills, Ca ‘13
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cannonball, California ‘11

GUEST Bottled Ales & Cider

Lost Abbey Angel’s Share | Bourbon Barrel-Aged
Allagash 16 Counties | Maine-Sourced Ingredients | Belgian | Maine
St. Louis Gueuze | Lambic Blend (Sour!), Belgium
Oude Beersel Kriek (Sour Cherry) | Belgium
Oude Beersel Framboise (Sour Raspberry) | Belgium
Telegraph Obscura Pêche | Wild Ale, Bbl. Aged w/ Peaches
Lucky Luke Brettanoversary | Sour Blonde w/Brett aged In Red Wine Bbls
Lucky Luke White Wine Actuary | Barrel-aged Belgian Golden Strong
El Segundo Mayberry IPA | American Ipa W/ 100% Mosaic Hops
Weavers The Messenger | IPA With Yuzu Fruit, Buddha’s Hand & Citra Hops
Clos Normand Brut Cider Hard Apple Cider, Normandy, France
Golden State Hard Cider | Sebastopol, Ca
Cider House 101 Hard Cider | (Flavors Vary) | Westlake Village
Health-Ade Kombucha, Pro-Biotic Tea (<0.5% Abv), Gardena

* Ask your server for a 15% discount on all bottled ales in our cellar on Thursdays and Sundays!

 

Any Ladyface Ale–-with the occasional exception-is available to-go in glass jugs called growlers.

A growler, in the pre-Prohibition era, was a metal pail that drinkers toted to their local watering hole to fill with beer. In an age when bottles were scarce and expensive, and canned beer unknown, it was the working mans only option for takeout.

According to one etymology, it got its name because the hissing and crackling of the escaping CO2 resembled a guttural growl. Today’s growler is a glass jug that can be rinsed and reused indefinitely, making it the eco-friendliest of beer receptacles. Some resemble hillbilly moonshine jugs.

We Fill: A
ll Ladyface-branded growlers, either 1 liter Anniversary designs, 2 liter or 64 oz. sizes. Sorry, no blank or printed growler from other breweries will be filled.

Suggestions for growler cleaning and storage:
Once you purchase a growler, that specific bottle belongs to you. We will not swap it for a new one, nor will we fill a dirty or damaged vessel. We will not clean your glassware. All bottles will be inspected prior to fill, and rinsed with cold water only. Beer spoils quickly. Any residual beer will go sour or moldy and not be something you will want to mix with your new, fresh and delicious ale. We will not fill any growler that stinks or has critters growing inside! Therefore, rinse your growler with hot (HOT!!!) water immediately after consuming its contents. Let it drip dry with the lid off. Alternately, swish it with rubbing alcohol or cheap vodka to ward off microbial growth. Growlers are to-go containers only. Transport it upright, securely and keep it cold. Many beer enthusiasts keep a small cooler in their car for this purpose. We hope you will enjoy are ales over and over again. Please consume responsibly.

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