Celebrating Tequilas and Margaritas on National Tequila Day 2011

Americans have been fawning over fermented agave juice ever since Don Ceobio Sauza first brought it to the US in 1873.  Tequila is sure to be the cause — and the spirit of choice — for many toasts this Sunday, July 24, in recognition of National Tequila Day.

Honest Tea Puts LA to the Test Again

Once again, Honest Tea has put citizens around the US to the test.  Would they give a buck or two for a cold bottle of tea without someone asking them too?

Exploring the Torrance Farmers Market

Join me for a trip to the market!  In this article, I describe a recent visit to one of my favorite places for farm-fresh produce and so much more: the Torrance Farmers Market.

South Bay Fireworks and Fourth of July Celebrations for 2011

With fireworks, parades, picnics, and festivals, Independence Day is the essence of patriotism and summer-time celebration.  Communities around the South Bay, Long Beach, and Los Angeles will be in full swing recognizing our country’s 235 years of independence.

Beer 101: An Intro to Beverages at Public School 612

School is _in_ for the summer at Downtown LA’s newest gastropub, Public School 612.  Co-located with sister restaurant The Daily Grill at 612 South Flower Street, Public School 612 — also known as PS 612– is a new dining concept with lessons that foodies will register for again and again.