Beer and Hard Cider Pours and Commemorative Mug for One or Two at at Groupon Bite of Seattle on July 19–21 (Half Off)
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Good for KidsSample sips of more than 70 beers and hard ciders from area breweries at the Bite Craft Beer Tasting held inside during the Bite of Seattle
Beer has been enjoyed for millennia, much like the comical query "Working hard or hardly working?" Taste a time-honored tradition with this Groupon.
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- $10 for five 5-ounce beer pours and one commemorative beer mug at Groupon Bite of Seattle (a $20 value) $19.99 for ten 5-ounce beer pours and two commemorative beer mugs (a $40 value)
Groupon Bite of Seattle corrals cuisine and craft beers from some of the Emerald City’s most lauded restaurants and breweries for a three-day food and drink extravaganza. Visitors can head directly to the Craft Beer Area for libations from local breweries including Diamond Knot Brewing, Fremont Brewing, and Skagit River Brewery. They can also explore the rest of the festival, boogying to live music such as R&B, jazz, and Worldbeat on eight outdoor stages, sampling fares from the more than 60 participating restaurants, and honing their culinary skills at The Bite Cooks! live cooking demonstrations. Bite of Seattle is held Friday, July 19 and Saturday, July 20 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Sunday, July 21, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Seattle Center. Admission to the general festival is free.
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About Groupon Bite of Seattle
Big cities have a wealth of entertainment, but the options can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. Luckily, the founders of Festivals Inc. have established several events that gather the Seattle region’s diverse food, drink, and music all in one place. Their flagship shindig, Groupon Bite of Seattle, attracts more than 400,000 people with healthy appetites to try cuisine from more than 60 eateries alongside craft beers and live bands. During the fall, Oktoberfest Northwest celebrates the German beer festival, while the Taste of Tacoma rings in the last weekend of June with culinary offerings from its titular city.