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Ladyface Ale Companie Honored as California Small Business of the Year
Ladyface Ale Companie Honored at California Small Business Day
On Monday, June 16th, Ladyface Ale Companie was honored by Senator Fran Pavley at the California Small Business Day™ 2014 as small business of the year in the 27th District. California Small Business Day recognizes small businesses each year for their contribution to the state’s economy. Small business contributes to 75% of California’s gross state product and over half of the state’s private sector jobs.
“California’s small businesses are the economic engine of our state,” said Betty Jo Toccoli, President of the California Small Business Association. “Ladyface Ale Companie was celebrated for their successful small business and contributions to their community.”
Owners Cyrena & Jean-Luc Nouzille were on hand to accept the award. Cyrena noted that, "It is such an honor to be recognized in the community by Senator Pavley who has such a long history of making our city a great place to live, work and play. I am also proud of the growth of our industry, especially on the local level, with the greater Los Angeles area emerging as a new craft beer culture.”
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Brew Dogs pick Ladyface as a Top 5 Brewery in L.A.
Season 2, Episode 10 - LOS ANGELES
Airdate: 8/27/2014
James and Martin go head-to-head as the captains of two teams competing to make the best new boundary-pushing beer in Los Angeles, hold their own brew stunts, and convert a few craft-beer virgins. Ladyface was featured as one of their Top 5 breweries in Los Angeles. Watch the episode on Esquire TV. -
Ladyface Voted 2012 Best Brewery in Los Angeles by L.A. weekly
Best Brewery Los Angeles 2012: Ladyface Ale Companie
LA Weekly says,
"Ladyface Ale Companie is not the most centrally located brewery in Los Angeles, but its superiority in beer, food, service and community events transcends any complaints about traffic on the 101. Nestled at the foot of Ladyface Mountain, the brewery's namesake, the patio is equipped with heat lamps and misters that moderate the mercurial inland temperatures, allowing you to enjoy the bucolic views in any season. In the art nouveau interior, Cicerone-certified beer servers offer friendly advice for choosing from the California-influenced brasserie menu." ... -
10 Great Places to Get Craft Beer North of L.A.
By Sean Inman of Food GPS
A lot of the brewery names on this list will be familiar to beer folks but many may have not made the drive to the actual locale where the beer is brewed. You may have sipped the Belgian influenced ales from Ladyface in Echo Park and had Kinetic beers in the South Bay, but not made the trip to Agoura Hills or Lancaster. But it would be worth your while to point the car north of the City of Los Angeles and visit a few taprooms and a couple other fun craft beer spots. After each summary, I will give you a beer choice that you might not see in L.A. proper, but should be part of your taster tray.
