Where can you find hand drawn ale in the US
 

Found it at Cricketer's Arms in Orlando, but never anywhere else. Anyone know other places to find hand drawn ale in the US?

If I remember correctly, the Town Hall Brewery in Minneapolis does (one or two ales...more on tap). I really liked that place for the beer and the food.

The Blind Pig in downtown Champaign, IL features 2 hand drawn ales every day.

Magnolia at Masonic/Haight in SF always has at least one hand pulled beer

Nodding Head Brewery & Restaurant in Philadelphia

The best places to find cask ales (also called real ales) are at an area's brewpubs or better beer bars. If they don't have real ale themselves, someone there is likely to know of a local source.

Pubcrawler.com and realbeer.com have search features that can be useful references, but many pubcrawler listings should be taken with a grain of salt.

I can't vouch for the accuracy of http://www.cask-ale.co.uk/us/statemenu.html because I just found it with a google search. I did check the listings for Virginia and Washington, D.C. and found a couple of errors, bu they've gotten more right than wrong.

Excellent suggestions.

Toronado in SF will always have a couple cask-conditioned ales available; Monks in Philadelphia is another good source.

Agreed! ^ I'm starting to contemplate a hand drawn ale mileage run! ;)

I've heard good things about both d.b.a. and Jimmy's No. 43 (or whatever it's called) on the list for NYC.

I don't think Blind Tiger was able to get another liquor license after they moved.

I know this is completely off-topc but the greatest hand-drawn ales I've ever drunk used to be in my local boozer.
It's just under 700 years old and they've finally got the process just about right.
Even the mummified hand discovered in the last century lends a certain character to the place
www.haunchofvenison.uk.com/hov.htm
Wahaay.

Not that far off topic as it is this type of atmosphere which I love about Cricketers. The hand drawn ales are London Pride, ESB, Speckled Hen, and Tetleys. According to the website above, the tetleys is cask conditioned. The bar is created from 400 year old beams from a barn in Rye Sussex, England. There are ties from hundreds of English cricket and football clubs. The menu is distinctively English. In short, although it's not the same, it is a really great time! check it out if you are ever in Orlando.

http://www.cricketersarmspub.com/

They usually have a cask conditioned St. Arnold (local brewery), often an IPA, at the Gingerbread Man in Rice Village in Houston.

Philadelphia -
 

Try Standard Tap, Johnny Brendas, (both in Northern Liberties/Fishtown),
Monks, Grace's Tavern, Tattooed Mom's.

All of them carry Yard's, brewed here in Philly, plus other local beers.

Pizza Port in San Diego County has a Real Ale Festival every year. Last year it was early June. It's worth a trip.

Not to split hairs, but do you meant the Gingerman?

(Locations in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and NYC - and I've enjoyed many a pint at all four.)