Craft Beer News
Perennial’s Fish Drifter lager is back
I am not a born fisherman, but once my father-in-law took me out on the Louisiana bayou outside New Orleans, and showed me how to bait my hook with live shrimp, cast, and slowly reel […]
Articles by Jordan Palmer
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Main & Mill’s OktoberFestus is back
It seems Oktoberfest beers are showing up earlier and earlier each year, but who’s complaining, right. One of my favorite Octoberfest beers is OktoberFestus from Denny Foster and his team and Main & Mill Brewing […]
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Schlafly releases three new twists on the traditional lager
Growing up in St. Louis, the beer capital of America, you can forgive me if I say out loud that years ago I got tired of lagers. If you count the 1 or 2? years […]
Beer Festival
1st Annual International & Craft Beer Festival takes over weekends at City Museum
As a young father in the 2000s, and a member of the City Museum, I learned quickly how beer friendly the “children’s museum” was. It was something that all new dad’s at the time quietly […]
Craft Beer News
An ode to Dave Johnson, as Missouri Beer Company closes its doors
Missouri Beer Company, which opened in June of 2017 is closing down according to a post on Facebook made Monday afternoon. “We are sorry to announce that we are shutting down the brewery after this […]
Craft Beer News
Rock & Roll Lager, Blueberry Hills’ original house beer is back
Rock & Roll will never die. The same can now be said for Rock & Roll beer, the original house beer of the quintessential St. Louis tavern, Blueberry Hill. The beer, which first debuted in […]
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The story behind Millpondâs âCheeseburgers on Draftâ
There are three good ways to hook a beer fan. The first is to create really great beer. If the beer is crap, it doesn’t matter about numbers 2 or 3. The second is creative […]
Beer Festival
Indoor, air conditioned beer festival “Brewski Kicks on Route 66!” is this weekend
Route 66 is probably the most famous highway in the United States. The highway originally stretched for 2,448 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles and was the United State’s first all-weather highway, paved in 1926. […]
Craft Beer News
Time is running out for “Eat A Peach” this summer
Just in time for the opening of peach picking season, St. Louis’ Rock ‘n Roll brewery, Heavy Riff Brewing marked the season with the release of “Eat A Peach” in cans, but available for […]
Craft Beer News
4 Hands releases 7th edition in Hazy IPA series
As a beer lover and not a beer brewer, I arguably have a limited understanding of what hops can do to a beer, the different kinds of hops, and how to really appreciate them. Truthfully […]
