Charleville releasing new Witbier aged 4 years in white wine barrels
I’ve declared that my Summer of Beer 2019 will include a return to some styles that have sort of fallen off my beer list, namely […]
Beer Knowledge
AB continues its commitment to honoring veterans and Folds Of Honor
Last year I was having a beer with an old friend, who has given me a ton of ribbing over the past years for writing […]
The 7 flavor categories of beer: What they are, how to pair them
One of the best things about writing a beer blog is that no matter who I meet, or if I’ve known a person for decades, […]
4 Hands, Urban Chestnut and Greer Brewing discuss their flagship beers
In the craft beer world, it is quite mesmerizing how many choices we have of quality breweries as well as the vast number of beers […]
Urban Chestnut paying homage to the “beer that made St. Louis”
It’s not popular to say, but it’s part of our brewing history. The current American and local craft beer community may not exist had it […]
Why oysters and stouts go so well together
I love food, especially how it interacts with beer. Recently, I’ve written about an uptick in high-quality restaurants and local brewers coming together to find […]
Main & Mills’ Denny Foster explains breakfast stouts before debut of KBS ’19
“Pastry” stouts are the big thing now but the “breakfast stout” has been a thing since Founders put out their version years ago.
Beer 101: What is Altbier and where to find a great one
There are certain facts when it comes to loving beer. First, you’re never going to drink it all. Second, you’re never going to know it […]
Are you a fan of kids in the brewery? Here’s what 11 brewers had to say
Believe it or not, one of the joys of writing this beer blog has been that it’s allowed me to spend special time with my […]
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.