Bearded Tang Brewing, an all-new brewing concept, is now open at Rodeo 39 Public Market, SoCal's newest culinary & community experience located where Stanton and Garden Grove meet at the intersection of Route 22 and Beach Blvd. Focused on quality craft beer and community, Bearded Tang Brewing will be the very first brewery to call Stanton home, filling a much-needed niche. The brewery is now open for to-go sales and has plans to officially open its doors in late September.
The Bearded Tang Brewing team is helmed by seasoned industry experts, Brandon Smith, Jon Chiusano, and Jerrod Larsen, who come to Stanton bringing a diverse background that will elevate Bearded Tang’s community-focused brand. The three have a serious love for craft beer and its community but don’t take themselves too seriously. They intend to apply their passion and knowledge of the industry to perfect the guest experience while adding a zest of humor.
Also joining their team is longtime Orange County brewing veteran Jerrod Larsen. Together, Jon and Jerrod bring an assortment of medals, most notably they collectively have been a part of 16 medals between the Great American Beer Festival (GABF) and the World Beer Cup (WBC).
Situated in Rodeo 39 Public Market, SoCal's newest culinary & community experience, alongside an exceptional curation of 16 other artisanal food and drink vendors, Bearded Tang Brewing serves choice brews and a good time. Guests can also enjoy delicious bites to pair with their brews, including ramen, seafood, Hawaiian and Mexican cuisine from the other vendors inside food hall. The brewery’s close proximity to these businesses will also allow for unique collaborations and programming. Bearded Tang Brewing also has plans to partner with some of the world-class breweries nearby by featuring selected pours, while the majority of Bearded Tang’s offerings will be crafted onsite – just a mere eight feet away from the bar.
Aside from the delicious range of brews, Bearded Tang also will feature a selection of four rotating wines on draft.
12885 Beach Blvd. in Stanton.
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