For Brewmaster Greg Rapp, brewing beer is a part of his heritage. His critically acclaimed career follows in the footsteps of his great great grandfather who owned and operated his own brewery in Germany in the 1900s. Now with his own brewery, located on Pinellas County property, Greg creates small batches of high quality ales and lagers with dedication and care. In fact, a variety of 28 ales and 12 lagers may be in production at the same time. The Rapp Brewery contains a small tasting room perfect for beer lovers who live in Seminole to stop by and sample a beer or two.

With at least 20 different beers on tap, there are plenty to choose from from a Belgian Golden Strong Ale to a light and flavor filled Blonde. Beer connoisseurs preferring old school tastes enjoy the Gose, a German beer full of bold flavor. Don’t worry if you get a bit hungry while sampling. Food trucks are usually on site at Rapp Brewing to satisfy the hungry appetites of patrons who live in Seminole. Perfect for a girls night out or a get together for the big game, Rapp Breweries is a great place to bring neighbors and friends. Check out the Rapp On Tap website today.

Those who own Florida homes are lucky to have access to so much fresh citrus fruit. One notable grower is Cee Bee’s Citrus. This company owns several groves and is operated by the Burchenal family. Cee Bee’s is one of Florida’s largest growers and works over 300 acres that produce 14 varieties of citrus. This fruit is available in Florida as well as the rest of the lower 48 states. The true pride of this company is the cultivation of the heirloom trees under their care.

Many local retail shops carry Cee Bee’s citrus, making it easy to get fresh fruit into all Florida homes. Stop in to the newly revamped retail store at the grove in Tampa Bay. The shop is open Monday through Saturday and offers fresh fruit, honey, jelly, juice, and cookies. This is a great stop if you are looking for a gift for a friend or loved one. Many other local retailers also carry Cee Bee’s products. The Wildflower Cafe Market in Belleair offers a wide selection of Cee Bee’s products as well as prepared food items such as soups, salads, and quiche. Once you have fallen in love with these products, keep an eye out for them at many Florida restaurants and supermarkets. Those who own Odessa real estate can also ship delicious fruit to others who live across the country and do not have access to such quality citrus. Visit Cee Bee's Citrus to learn more and to order on line.

There are many opportunities for those who live in Indian Rocks Beach to go fishing and catch the big one. Take the guesswork and disappointment out of your day of fishing by letting the professionals take you out on the Jaws Too. In business for over 30 years, all employees ensure big grins for all clients as they haul up big catches. Join Captain Dave Mistretta out on the open water and take advantage of his expertise. The captain has frequented the tournament circuit and is also featured twice a week on television. Also look for him in magazines such as Florida Sportsman, Angler Magazine, and Saltwater Sportsman. He has a true enthusiasm for what he does and his love for fishing rubs off on all clients.

There is great fishing for those who live in Indian Rocks Beach every month of the year. Come snag a king mackerel in the fall, a barracuda, grouper, or tarpon in the summer, amberjacks or blackfin tunas in the spring, or a grouper, amberjack, or snapper during the winter. There are great large fish year round for the taking, especially if you are with someone who knows the water and what to look for. This is a great activity for those own own Pinellas County property as well as for out of town guests. Visit Jaws Too for more information and to plan your adventure.

The Apollo Beach Watersports Club offers boating enthusiasts in Florida homes a convenient location near the open water and easy access to beautiful Tampa Bay. The club offers boat rentals for fishing, a fun day with the family, or a trip exploring the islands off the coast. In addition, the Apollo Beach Watersports club offers a number of different memberships to fit everyone’s needs.

The Apollo Beach Watersports club offers a variety of boats to accommodate both large and small groups. Boats can be rented by the hour, for a half-day, or for a full-day. Every boat is well maintained, easy to pilot, and has a GPS system, so you’ll always know where you are. The club offers a variety of memberships for those with Florida homes who love the ocean. A preferred membership is perfect for those with flexible schedules who can make use of the boats on weekdays. A VIP membership offers more choices for boat usage throughout the week and weekend.

The club is open seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is conveniently located for Apollo Beach real estate owners at 1220 Apollo Beach Boulevard. Get all the details about boat rentals and memberships at Apollo Beach Watersports.

For newcomers and repeat visitors, the Early Bird Theater is the best place for those who live in Clearwater to dine in and see a show. Family owned and operated, this Pinellas County property boasts the best in comedic entertainment with new shows on the calendar every few months. Filled with fun and laughter, the current selection, “Too Many Cooks”, takes theater goers back to the crazy days of mobsters and bootlegging action. This lighthearted spectacle is perfect for date nights or for the gathering of friends and family and runs through February 28, 2016.

The Early Bird Theater provides patrons who live in Clearwater with a quality dining experience before the curtain rises. A fresh salad bar featuring seasonal vegetables is followed by a professionally catered buffet-style dinner with multiple entrees which may include roast beef, honey baked ham, various chicken selections, salmon and more. A wide variety of side dishes complement the main items and dessert is also included. Adults who prefer to enjoy a libation along with the show will be pleased with the fully stocked bar in the lobby where they can order drinks to brought to them. Current and upcoming productions are featured online along with a listing of showtimes. Visit the Early Bird Dinner Theater for more information.

All who own Florida homes are invited to come dine where the locals eat in Tarpon Springs. Located at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, Mama’s Greek Cuisine has been feeding local sponge divers and their families for over 20 years. All diners can enjoy their meals made with fresh ingredients and lots of love inside the restaurant or in the outdoor seating area. This pet friendly restaurant also offers daily specials and a full bar. Make a night of it and come out on a weekend for live music from 7 until 10 p.m. Saturday nights include belly dancing fun for the whole family.

The menu includes something for every Tarpon Springs real estate owner and any out of town guest. Choose from soups, salads, pastas, seafood, Greek entrees, shish kabobs, and desserts. There is also an extensive drink menu that includes soft drinks, wine, and ouzo. The delicious Greek selections include options such as spanakopita, mousaka, keftedes, roasted leg of lamb, and a gyro platter. All owning Florida homes are invited to come eat and be taken away to the Greek Isles. Friendly service and quality food keep locals and visitors coming back again and again. Visit Mama's Greek Cuisine to learn more about the restaurant and to view the full menu.

Envisioned in 1969, The Dunedin Fine Art Center provides art services to those who live in Dunedin and surrounding Florida communities. Dedicated to providing youth and adult art education through hands on classes, exhibits and workshops, the DFAC is always bustling with interesting things to see and do. Current exhibitions to stroll through include Beauty & The Beasts located in the Entel Family Gallery, Mighty Mighty in the Douglas/Whitley Gallery and All Decked Out in the Meta Brown Gallery. The onsite David L. Mason Children’s Museum provides a colorful, creative space just for kids who live in Dunedin to explore and interact hands on with art.

Inspiring artists from Pinellas County properties can sign up for classes in a variety of mediums including calligraphy, photography, stone carving, drawing, painting and more. With more than a thousand sessions of art instruction completed by professional instructors each year, the Center encourages the growth of artistic imagination in local communities. During a visit to DFAC, patrons can enjoy a quick lunch at the Palm Cafe. At the end of the visit, go to the Gallery Shop to see the beautiful souvenirs and unique gifts. The Center is conveniently open seven days a week. See Dunedin Fine Art Center to get information about current and upcoming exhibits and see a schedule of classes.

Dolphins call the waters off the coast of Florida home, and residents living in Clearwater real estate may get an eyeful of these sleek, graceful creatures when going for a cruise on the Little Toot Tugboat. Little Toot offers guaranteed dolphin sighting tours with a 95 percent success rate. On the off chance these wild creatures are being elusive and don’t come to swim in the ship’s wake, Little Toot will provide a second cruise experience for free, redeemable for up to one year.

Because the Little Toot is a tug boat, it is allowed to travel into the Gulf of Mexico where other vessels may not be allowed to go. Its shape and power creates a great wake drawing out the dolphins and tempting them to frolic and play in the waves. The skipper and crew are well experienced and want only the best excursions for guests. There is both a shaded area on board as well as an open location for those seeking out the Florida sun. Tours begin at the Clearwater Marina and last about an hour and a half before returning to Clearwater real estate. Reservations are required, and private tours are available when requested. For more detailed information visit Little Toot Tugboat.

All who live in Largo are invited to come and learn more about local history at Heritage Village. This 21 acre property is an open air living history museum that includes over 31 historic structures, a gift shop, interactive activities, demonstrations, and tons of special events throughout the year. There is no admission fee, however donations are always accepted to help fund Heritage Village. Many of the structures date back to the 19th century and include a school, sponge warehouse, log cabin, a windmill, boat shop, and museum. One special exhibit is The Turner House, a 1915 Bungalow that was moved to the site with all of its contents. It tells the story of a hundred years of one family’s history.

Heritage Village is also a wonderful place for those who live in Largo to come on a field trip or volunteer. There are many resources available here for educators. Annual events include Roc Day Tampa Bay, which features local weavers and spinners; The Pinellas Folk Festival, which is a celebration of folk music; Country Jubilee, which is a giant flea market to help all get a jump on holiday gift shopping; and Holidays at the Village when the buildings are decorated true to their time period. Pinellas County property owners are also sure to enjoy The Speaking of History Lecture Series, which is a monthly event. Take a look at Heritage Village to learn more about this property and to plan a visit.

All who own Florida homes are invited to come and discover how Yuengling beer is brewed and bottled. Guided tours are available to all visitors at no charge. Experience “America’s Oldest Brewery” and find out how Yuengling uses modern equipment to brew traditional beer. Be sure to wear completely closed toed shoes on the tour and be aware that tours may be cancelled or postponed during severe weather. At the end of the tour, head to the biergarten to taste the fine Yuengling brew you watched being made. Participants will be able to walk through the new brewhouse, which was built in 2013.

The story of Yuengling beer can speak to nearly all who own Florida homes. It is a story of a young German immigrant full of dreams and motivation. David G. Yuengling came to this country in the early 19th century and established the Eagle Brewery on Centre Street in Pottsville, Pennsylvania. This company has since survived, even through Prohibition, changed names, and now prospers. Beer enthusiasts can visit the Tampa facility, which was purchased in 1999. All Tampa Bay real estate owners are invited to check out Yuengling online to learn more about the Tampa location and plan a visit.