Every major league baseball stadium across America serves beer. But no other city has formed a stronger bond between that stadium’s team, its fans and the beer they drink than St. Louis. It’s not even close.
The St. Louis Cardinals and Anheuser-Busch are forever linked by ownership history, stadium names and beer. For decades the beer we drank at the ballgame was made just down the street. Drinking a Bud at the game was what you did. Cardinal’s baseball and Budweiser, it just is.
But in this, the new St. Louis beer revolution, the Cardinals – as traditionalists as they are, have embraced the local and craft beer movements and have responded by making more options available to their beer guzzling fans.
Here is the official 2016 listing of beer at the ballpark and where to find around Busch Stadium.
On Tap | Regular Draft $9.25 | Souvenir Draft $12.00 | Premium Draft $9.50
Budweiser | Bud Light | Bud Select All Stands, Bar: 197, 265, Red Bird Club Bars, Bowtie Bar, Dugout 1, Dugout 3
Michelob Golden
Sections 135, 458
Goose Island Honker 135, 458, Portable 148, Bar 197, Bowtie Bar
Goose Island 312
Sections 135, 458
Shock Top
135, 458, Bar 197, Bowtie Bar
Bud Light Lime
135, 458, Bar 197, Bowtie Bar
Stella
Portable 156
Schlafly Stands: 264, 265, 161, 109, Bar: 240, 433, Dugout Bars, Red Bird Club Bars
Urban Chestnut
Bars: 130, 142, Red Bird Club Bar 2
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Every major league baseball stadium across America serves beer. But no other city has formed a stronger bond between that stadium’s team, its fans and the beer they drink than St. Louis. It’s not even close.
