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Stay in June Lake with mates. decided to check the brewery. Great choice of sours to IPA to stouts. Fresh mountain air overlooking the Eastern Sierras. Enjoyed the stouts, but the porter stole the show. You have food trucks on the property to buy food from. Half pints, pints and 20 ounces pour available. They can taste the berries, but at that time they have no flights. Unfortunately, they do not allow dogs on the pr... View all feedback.
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Hands down the best brewery in the Eastern Sierra! Great service, groovy tunes playing and don't forget about the food trucks if you get the drunkchies. Forget Mammoth Brewery if a cool refreshing barley pop is on your mind, because JLB has no respectable rival in the Eastern Sierra. (11/2023 Update... YEP, STILL THE BEST. View all feedback.
Without a doubt, this is the best brewery in the Eastern Sierra! The service is excellent, the vibes are lively with great music, and if you're feeling munchy after a few drinks, the food trucks are a must-try. If you're looking for a cold and refreshing beer, skip Mammoth Brewery—JLB truly has no worthy competition in the Eastern Sierra. (11/2023 Update... YES, IT'S STILL THE BEST!)
The beer here is fantastic, and there's an excellent food truck available as well. I already miss Ohana’s a lot!
The staff here is incredibly friendly, and the beer is fantastic! If you're in search of a great time and exceptional drinks, make sure to visit June Lakes Brewery. I would definitely choose this place over any other nearby brewery! I loved my experience here, and the beer was delicious!
Food is sold from a food truck outside the brewery. The classic burger was simple, but absolutely delicious. Great pitstop on our drive!
Had driven past the brewery before when taking the scenic route from LA to Reno but decided to stop in this time. Warehouse style brewery with food truck for food options, except food trucks were closed that's ok, wasn't here for food anyway. The Alpers Trout Pale Ale was a solid hoppy representation of the style. Also had an Imperial which was robust and delicious!
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