beer x el rancho records

Beer, pals, tunes. Sometimes we have it too good. O Street’s culture series rolls on and most recently featured Glasgow’s El Rancho Records. It was a blur of a night—and what we remember we won’t soon forget!

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Featured guest: El Rancho Records
Live music: Johnny of Kill Surrrf
Beer: IPA by Dead End Brew Machine
Packaging: El Rancho artwork printed on tissue paper

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