Sentence examples for brewery scene from inspiring English sources

Click here to view American indie demigod Joe Swanberg brings his "mumblecore" movement into the mainstream this week with Drinking Buddies, a story of two intersecting romances (a love quadrilateral, if you will) told against the backdrop of Chicago's craft brewery scene.

Robbings says the local brewery scene is small enough that sometimes he can barter with other breweries for specific hops varieties, but that he thinks he'll be more likely to edit his recipes and steer away from hop-heavy beers like IPAs if his hop suppliers fail to produce.

Much of the brewery scene is farther north, a hike for anyone south of Irvine.

Only recently did L.A.'s long-dormant brewery scene start to explode.

Right on the St . Johns River Jacksonville is really worth discovering with its hot restaurant and craft brewery scene and unique, cultural events.

Standout stat: One underage exemption Save Cigar City and a few others, Florida's got a dreadful craft brewery scene for a big state -- just 0.5 per 100,000 Floridians.

On the west coast, Vancouver's micro-brewery scene has exploded in the past five years, offering opportunities to cycle-crawl the East Vancouver tasting rooms (and food trucks parked outside) and Craft Beer Week at the end of May.

By 2012, the number of homicides had fallen to 367, and Tijuana was blossoming into a tourist destination known for its craft breweries, art and music scene and haute cuisine.

For thirsty travellers, that means the opportunity to find out what goes on behind the scenes on a brewery tour that will almost certainly end with a sample tipple or two.

Hop into the tasting scene by visiting breweries such as Kichesippi or Beyond the Pale on your own steam; on a tour with Brew Donkey craft brewery tours; at the CRAFT Beer Market, a restaurant with more than 100 beers on tap; or at the Ottawa Craft Beer Festival.

That would explain why Leeds has probably the UK's best craft beer bar circuit (but only two notable breweries), and why its food scene – from Bundobust's Gujarati snacks to the Michelin-starred Man Behind The Curtain – trumps that of its northern rivals.