Schlafly Beer of St. Louis has made four beers for the eclipse, available as a mixed pack named the Throwing Shade variety pack. Eclipse IPA is a 7.0% ABV beer featuring Eclipse hops, Passion Fruit Galaxy Wheat is a 5.5% ABV beer with Galaxy hops, Shadow Bands Pilsner…
April 8th is when you can expect to see the great solar eclipse, but do you have your plans in order yet or even better, your eventful snacks and beverages? Throwing Shade is a 12-pack of beer made by Schlafly Beer with 4 different flavors all pertaining to the Solar Eclipse…
Schlafly continues to serve top quality drafts in the city as well as on both sides of the river. If you’re looking for food, try one of the many starter offerings such as poutine or crispy spare ribs, or enjoy any of the wide variety of sandwiches or German-inspired entrées like…
One of the most iconic St. Louis events is back this year – Schlafly’s Stout & Oyster Festival. Whether you like stouts, oysters, both or neither, it’s the place to be. Free to attend, no tickets or reservations are required. Food and drink available for purchase. Event is on…
This year, the event is slated for March 8-9 at a new venue—Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood, promising a revamped experience for attendees. The festival, renowned as the Midwest’s largest oyster fest, features an impressive array of over 50,000 fresh oysters…
“We know that the spring solar eclipse will bring people together around the country to witness this phenomenal event, and we want to be a part of those celebrations. We always look to identify themes with our seasonal sampler packs that spark conversation, and…
At Schlafly, where supporter groups tailgate ahead of matches, they are learning from last season and adding more beer and food options. CitySC is also working to make things better, adding new food inside CityPark and trying to get more fans in the seats.
The St. Louis craft brewery offers fish and fries and a catfish po’boy at all four brewpub locations for dine-in and pick-up. The fish and fries dish includes Hefeweizen-battered cod served on a bed of house-cut French fries with tartar sauce. Additionally, Schlafly Highland features a…
The largest oyster festival in the Midwest returns next month with a new location in the St. Louis area. Schlafly Beer announced Monday the return of its annual Stout & Oyster Festival that will be held at Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood. The festival was previously held at the…
The festival included pipers piping, a poem reading by owner Tom Schlafly, and food such as haggis, Scotch eggs, cock-a-leeke soup, and shepherd’s pie. If you don’t know why someone would address the haggis — or even know what those words mean — then this one’s for you: