“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 birthday of the Scottish poet Robert Burns has been celebrated at The Schlafly Tap Room every year without interruption since January of 1992. The celebration includes culinary delicacies such as haggis, Scotch eggs, shepherd’s pie and cock-a-leekie soup, washed down with our own Scotch Ale
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:
For the first time since that nasty COVID-19 shut down in-person entertainment, the local microbrewery will have live music in both its city and county locations: Fridays at the Schlafly Tap Room (2100 Locust St) and Saturdays at Schlafly Bottleworks (7260 Southwest Ave)
Pale Ale NA is a nonalcoholic analogue of Schlafly’s year-round Pale Ale. It tastes similar and taps the same authentic English-style ingredients such as London yeast and English hops, but the NA version is only 35 calories. Its flavor profile leans toward fruitiness that is balanced…
Ever since the opening of The Schlafly Tap Room in 1991 one of the common tropes has been that of David vs. Goliath in telling the story of an upstart microbrewery that opened in the shadow of the world’s largest megabrewery. Thirty-two years later the figurative David now has a literal David at the helm.
Schlafly Beer has released Winter Warm-Up, a variety 12-pack with three stouts: Mexican Chocolate Stout, Raspberry Coffee Stout and Irish Cream Stout. The selections featured in the pack are determined by crowd favorites at Schlafly’s annual Stout & Oyster Festival.