Tasting, tippling at Manhattan Beach Chamber Bite at the Beach
Lazy Acres VP Joe Ragusa and his crew gave a taste of what to expect when Lazy Acres opens its Hermosa Beach store in October. Photo
The Manhattan Chamber breathed new life into tasting and tippling events four years ago by emphasizing craft beers rather than wine at its annual Bite at the Beach. This year’s sold-out Bite at the Beach was Saturday, August 11 on the backlog streets of New York at the MBS Media Campus. It helped that the South Bay is home to a dozen of the country’s best craft breweries. Participating breweries included Strand, The Dudes, Zymurgy Brew Works and Hermosa Brewing Company. Food pairings were offered by local restaurants, including Grimaldi’s, Flemings, Sausal, and Chilis and the produce and meat store Grow, among others. VOX DJs and ukulele virtuoso Jack Tracy provided the music. ER
