Rockwell’s Byrd Up on the shelf at CBC Clayton
While fun is the order of the day at Rockwell Beer, this team is very serious about their beer. “We pay attention to the smallest […]
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Here’s the entire brewery and pour list for Centennial Festival this year
There are few festivals as enduring and as impressively organized as The Centennial Beer Festival. Now in its 11 year, Centennial is set to kick off […]
2nd Shift, Main & Mill, Narrow Gauge release first tri-collaboration brew
I’m starting to get the distinct feeling that I’ll never be able to keep up with all the new collaborations of beer making going on […]
New, experimental brew, nitro versions of favs, and CANS are on-tap for Public House Brewing
We’ve asked this question before – how far would you drive for really good beer? In the case of St. Louis beer lovers, we hope […]
4 Hands announces dates, allocations for annual Madagascar release
Time to celebrate the New Year, on New Years Day, January 27th! Huh? Well, if you’re like me and you live by the Madagascar Calendar, […]
2nd Shift to host STL Resilience IPA Fest in February
The biggest and most positive beer related story in 2018, was Sierra Nevada Brewing Company’s relief effort in response to the devastating Camp Fire that […]
Bur Oak planning huge releases for 2019, starting with MoMo (aka Missouri Monster)
Bur Oak Brewing’s business continues to grow their footprint, which now reaches into five states currently, serving Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas & Wisconsin.
Twisted Roots looking forward to new barrel programs, hop harvest brews in 2019
I first met the trio that is Twisted Roots at a gathering of the St. Louis Brewers Guild back in February. There I reconnected with […]
Expect new varieties, new recipes and a sour from Ferguson Brewing in 2019
As we finish up another year of beer, it’s time to look ahead to what we’ll be pouring, sipping and loving in 2019. I’ve reached […]
The Schlafly classic Pale Ale, now available in 16oz cans!
If memory serves, I had my first “craft” beer at Tom’s Bar & Grill in the Central West End and it was Schlafly’s Pale Ale.