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The L.A.B.

Ogden, UT · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 78 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-10

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The L.A.B. Runs a beverage program built on range and low pricing. Ten draft beers pour at $5–$7 per 16oz, backed by a packaged section that stretches from $2 Hamms to $8 craft bottles. Spirits are listed by the 1oz shot across every major category, with Ardberg 10 yr at the top and Fernet Branca at the bottom. Wine is a short $5-by-the-glass list, and non-alcoholic options stay at $3–$4.

What should I order?
Start with a draft pour of Wasatch P Porter or Uinta Wyld Juicy Ipa at $7. For a spirit, the Ardberg 10 yr at $10 is the most distinctive pour on the list, while Angels Envy Bourbon at $6 delivers value. The Andre Brut Champagne at $5 a glass is the wine-list standout.
Who will enjoy this place?
Drinkers who want a wide beer selection without paying craft-bar prices, and anyone who prefers spirits by the shot across a deep range of brands. The $5 wine and $3–$4 non-alcoholic options also suit mixed groups.
What should I expect to spend?
Draft beers run $5–$7 per 16oz, packaged beer $2–$8, spirits $3–$10 per 1oz shot, wine $5 by the glass, Andre Brut $20 per bottle, and non-alcoholic items $3–$4.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The combination of ten drafts, a packaged-beer section spanning domestic through hard tea, and a spirits list that reaches from well brands to Ardberg 10 yr, all at bar-friendly prices, gives The L.A.B. Unusual breadth for a shot-and-draft program.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 72 out of 100

The wine section is short and utilitarian: Black Box Red Blend, Black Box Chardonnay, and Andre Brut Champagne. All three are $5 by the glass, with the Andre also available as a $20 bottle. It is a functional list rather than a destination one.

Menu strengths

  • Three wines available by the glass at a flat $5, keeping the entry point low.
  • Andre Brut Champagne offers a sparkling option at $20 per bottle.

Standout selections

  • Andre Brut Champagne — $5 by the glass or $20 per bottle, the only sparkling wine listed.

Pricing: $5 by the glass; Andre Brut Champagne $20 per bottle

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 88 out of 100

Ten drafts at $5–$7 per 16oz cover light lagers, amber, porter, pale ale, wheat, and IPA. The bottles-and-cans section is extensive and spans domestic, import, craft, cider, seltzer, and hard tea, with prices from $2 to $8. This is the program's clear strength.

Menu strengths

  • Ten draft lines at $5–$7 per 16oz, including Wasatch P Porter, Sierra Nevada Pale, and Uinta Wyld Juicy Ipa.
  • Packaged beer spans domestic, import, craft, cider, seltzer, and hard tea, priced $2–$8.
  • High-ABV options like Old Rasputin at 9.9% and Epic Chasing Ghosts at 10% are listed among the bottles and cans.

Standout selections

  • Wasatch P Porter — $7, 16oz draft pour.
  • Sierra Nevada Pale — $7, 16oz draft pour.
  • Uinta Wyld Juicy Ipa — $7, 16oz draft pour.
  • Old Rasputin — $7 bottle/can at 9.9% ABV.

Pricing: Draft $5–$7 per 16oz; bottles and cans $2–$8

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 80 out of 100

The non-alcoholic section lists NA Beer, Liquid Death, soda including Coke products, rootbeer and squirt, house-made lemonade and juices, Ghost Energy Drinks, and Redbull. Pricing holds at $3–$4. It covers the standard bases without going beyond them.

Menu strengths

  • NA Beer and Liquid Death give two alcohol-free canned options at $3.
  • House-made lemonade and juices are listed alongside sodas and energy drinks.

Standout selections

  • NA Beer — $3, non-alcoholic beer listed on the menu.
  • House-Made Lemonade — $3, juice option listed on the non-alcoholic menu.

Pricing: $3–$4

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 85 out of 100

Spirits are poured by the 1oz shot, subject to availability, across vodka, gin, rum, tequila, mezcal, whiskey, scotch, liqueurs, and vermouth. The whiskey list is especially deep, running from Evan Williams to Angels Envy Bourbon, with Ardberg 10 yr anchoring the scotch side at $10.

Menu strengths

  • Coverage spans vodka, gin, rum, tequila, mezcal, whiskey, scotch, liqueurs, and vermouth.
  • Whiskey selection includes Bulleit Bourbon, Bulleit Rye, Michters Bourbon, Michters Rye, Woodford Rye, Four Roses Bourbon, and Angels Envy Bourbon.
  • Shot pricing runs $3–$10, with Fernet Branca at the low end and Ardberg 10 yr at the top.

Standout selections

  • Ardberg 10 yr — $10, 1oz shot, the highest-priced scotch listed.
  • Angels Envy Bourbon — $6, 1oz shot.; Hendricks — $7, 1oz shot.
  • Casamigos — $7, 1oz shot.; Fernet Branca — $3, 1oz shot.

Pricing: $3–$10 per 1oz shot

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