Two prominent breweries that have helped to anchor the Los Angeles County craft beer scene over the past decade have closed seemingly overnight, sending a shockwave through the tight-knit Southern California beer community. Mumford Brewing, based in Downtown Los Angeles, announced its closure late last week, with South Bay stalwart King Harbor Brewing ending its run on New Year’s Eve.⁠ ⁠ Younger craft beer fans are likely familiar with Mumford, a standout brewery that had accelerated over the past half-decade-plus to become one of the most recognizable taps in town. The small but mighty taproom on Boyd Street attracted beer drinkers and was also home to countless food pop-ups, which made the surprise closure announcement feel all the more sudden for imbibers and collaborators alike. Click on the link in bio to read about why the breweries closed by @overoverunder, with photo by @secretstan