So Cal Sours

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  1. AndrewM661

    AndrewM661 Initiate (0) Dec 31, 2012 California

    So I recently experienced sours and I want to get my hands on more. Anyone know some good ones that are distro in the Southern California area I should try?
     
  2. StoutSnob40

    StoutSnob40 Grand Pooh-Bah (4,611) Jan 4, 2013 California
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  3. AndrewM661

    AndrewM661 Initiate (0) Dec 31, 2012 California

    Thanks I do get Lost Abbey I will forsure pick one up. Also loved Sour in the Rye from the Bruery...
     
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  4. StoutSnob40

    StoutSnob40 Grand Pooh-Bah (4,611) Jan 4, 2013 California
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  5. atomic

    atomic Pundit (945) Sep 22, 2009 Illinois

    Beatification if you can find some.
     
  6. standardcherry

    standardcherry Initiate (0) Jan 17, 2011 Massachusetts

    Beatification is brewery only, so no.
     
  7. craftcaskcork

    craftcaskcork Initiate (0) Jan 15, 2013 California

    The Bruery - Sour in the Rye
    The have a great assortment of aged sours...
     
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  8. Bschneider

    Bschneider Initiate (0) Jan 2, 2010 South Carolina

    Consecration is my favorite.
     
  9. Obsidian

    Obsidian Initiate (0) Dec 9, 2012 California

    It seems like everyone in SoCal also got a shipment of Consecration recently. I have seen it at four different places over the past couple of weeks.
     
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  10. dianimal

    dianimal Savant (1,006) Apr 18, 2012 California

    some that are available in So Cal, in addition to the ones mentioned above:

    Duchesse de Bourgogne
    Rodenbach
    Lindeman's Cuvee Rene and any of their lambics
    Gueuze Tilquin
    Cuvee des Jacobins Rouge

    ...just search for them here on BA: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/style
     
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  11. ezperkins2

    ezperkins2 Pundit (751) Jan 3, 2011 California
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  12. dianimal

    dianimal Savant (1,006) Apr 18, 2012 California

    oooohhhh... did you mean produced in So Cal? :flushed: sorry... but the ones I mentioned are really good!!! Hope you will try them!
     
  13. Srsly

    Srsly Zealot (508) Mar 21, 2010 California

    if you mean sours that are generally available in SoCal, dianimal's list is great (though duchesse isn't my thing) and I'd add Petrus Aged Pale, which is especially awesome at its price point.

    Specifically made in SoCal, The Bruery's wide catalogue of sours is probably a good bet - they always have a bunch on at their tasting room, and they usually come out with one or two per quarter.
     
  14. AndrewK

    AndrewK Savant (1,123) Oct 20, 2006 California

    Rodenbach isnt distributed in socal currently (at least not in los angeles).
     
  15. moonknight31

    moonknight31 Savant (1,162) Aug 23, 2009 California
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    really i see it all over the place especially rodenbach grand cru
     
  16. AndrewK

    AndrewK Savant (1,123) Oct 20, 2006 California

    Where exactly? I'd like to get some as I haven't seen it in LA in some time.
     
  17. Patrick

    Patrick Initiate (0) Aug 13, 2007 Massachusetts

    I think Telegraph has some sour beers.
     
  18. erichxedge

    erichxedge Zealot (567) Nov 29, 2009 California

    Im just assuming you guys (little bear) get your beer from Beauchamp? I know with all the Reyes houses (Harbor / Crest / Gate City) we do Rodenbach but very small amounts.
     
  19. vurt

    vurt Grand Pooh-Bah (4,504) Apr 11, 2004 Oregon
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    Black Market Brewing just released a Berliner Weisse called 1945 which I've started seeing on shelves around LA. Might be worth taking a chance on.
     
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  20. moonknight31

    moonknight31 Savant (1,162) Aug 23, 2009 California
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    i guess not exactly la but la county because i see it all over pasadena, monrovia, and glendora
     
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