"BEST PLACE TO SHOOT POOL"—Review Journal

"COLDEST BEER IN LAS VEGAS"—LV CityLife Magazine

Club Charleston was awarded the prestigious
"Best of Las Vegas" as the Review-Journal's
readers' choice for the "Best Place to Shoot Pool."

"IF YOU CAN'T STAND THE HEAT, GET INTO THE
COLDEST BEER IN LAS VEGAS!"

Excerpt of an article by Andrew Kiraly, LV CltyLife Magazine

"AH, THE FRISSON OF MADNESS, power and, yeah, intellectual probity I felt upon whipping out a needle-like cooking thermometer and saying to bartenders, "Gimme your coldest beer!" Some of them thought I was a scientist; others a health department wonk; others just a smart-ass with an $8 kitchen gadget or a drunk who likes sharp objects. Some of those are truer than others, but on this blazing Saturday afternoon I was, in fact, on a search for the coldest beer in the valley. Not with just my mouth, mind you, but with the power of Science in my hand -- in the form of a Wal-Mart digital thermometer that I brandished with such open delight that on a few occasions a general, palpable anxiety emerged about stab wounds. Fortunately, only the beer bore the brunt of my piercing endeavor as I put to the test three claimants to the title of The Coldest Beer in Las Vegas."

…"A different scene awaits at Club Charleston (5740 W. Charleston Blvd., 880-3738). Formerly Ozzie's, the bar has retooled itself into a well-appointed billiards hall. The pub welcomes both amateur players and seasoned shooters, and the north wing features a bevy of pristine tables for both. But don't think alcohol is an afterthought; like its predecessor Ozzie's, Club Charleston still claims bragging rights for near-freezing beer. Bartender Geanine is even so thoughtful to point out that, if you're really looking for the coldest pour, you're better off with the frozen 12-ounce glass rather than the 24-ounce -- something about surface area contact and subzero vector currents in a conductive plasma medium (this is after my third drink). But I suspect she's right: Rigorous scientific inquiry informs me that a 12-ounce Sam Adams draft registers at a heat-vanquishing 31.9 degrees."…—LV CityLife Magazine

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