Rockwell Beer Co. teams up with Brasas and Jalea chef-owner Andrew Cisneros for a new menu rooted in Peruvian flavor and American comfort

Downtown Kirkwood is getting into the holiday spirit. 4 Hands Brewing Co.’s first ever holiday pop-up, Cocktails and Claws,

4 Hands Brewing Co. President Kevin Lemp has long made community impact as core to the brewery’s identity as the beer itself. As he shared on The Sauce podcast episode that aired earlier this week, philanthropy isn’t a side project: it’s integral to the brand.

This week’s podcast guest is 4 Hands Brewing Company President Kevin Lemp, who shares how he turned a passion for small-batch beer into one of the city’s most beloved craft beverage brands.

The coffee brand, launched in late 2024 by Old Bakery co-owners and employees Lauren Rogalsky and C Fleck, is the latest addition to the brewery’s growing offerings.

Looking for a good time in West County? Head to Good News Brewing Co.’s new location at 2603 West Ave. in Wildwood for a pick-me-up of some hot pizza and cold beer. 

The 13th annual Brew in the Lou festival is set for Saturday, Oct. 11, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Lily Pond in Francis Park.

September kicks off Oktoberfest festivities around the St. Louis area, with the celebrations continuing during the month of October.

Although Schlafly also has a location in Maplewood, their Locust Street tap room in Downtown West is the best place to enjoy Schlafly’s hospitality

Since opening in 2010, Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. has been combining innovative flavor with traditional, European-style beers.

“Before, you’d have to wake up early, drive here – maybe even sleep here – to get a bottle,” said King. “Covid forced us to move all of that online, where people could order from the comfort of home. When the pandemic ended, we wanted to stay with that approach.”

“The ExBeerience is about creating access to these places and awareness – a lot of Black people don’t even consider craft beer as an option.”