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St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs


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Old 02-01-2008, 06:34 AM posted to rec.food.drink.beer
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Default St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs

Where the favorite beer pubs in ST Louis, Missouri?
Have found a few microbreweries in Soulard area but forgot the names
Would also like to find a few places with a good crowd that serve
imported German beer.

I know this is a Bud town but I won't drink that stuff again!


Thanks


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Old 02-01-2008, 12:19 PM posted to rec.food.drink.beer
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Default St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs

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Where the favorite beer pubs in ST Louis, Missouri?
Have found a few microbreweries in Soulard area but forgot the names
Would also like to find a few places with a good crowd that serve
imported German beer.


Have you looked he

http://beeradvocate.com/beerfly/city/32

http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/State....+Louis/25.htm


I know this is a Bud town but I won't drink that stuff again!


St. Louis might be the only place I *would* drink A-B's Budweiser- free
at the brewery tour.
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Old 04-01-2008, 04:29 AM posted to rec.food.drink.beer
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Default St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs

On Jan 2, 4:19*am, wrote:
wrote:
Where the favorite beer pubs in STLouis, Missouri?
Have found a few microbreweries in Soulard area but forgot the names
Would also like to find a few places with a good crowd that serve
imported German beer.


Have you looked he

*http://beeradvocate.com/beerfly/city/32

*http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/State....+Louis/25.htm

I know this is a Bud town but I won't drink that stuff again!


St.Louismight be the only place I *would* drink A-B's Budweiser- free
at the brewery tour.


Jess,
Thanks for the pub list as I have researched a few and been to
several.

I These are teh breweries from the list I have visited:
1) Schafly - one on Manchester is good but 15 miles form downtown
2) Square One - neat neighborhood pub in Soulard
3) Trainwreck - westport.....pretty hot but lines to get in due to
music venue
4) Budweiser - tour breery,,.....nice but not a hangout
5) Lamp mansion/brewery abr - quiet



Do you knwo anywhere serving German import beers?

Thanks
G
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Old 04-01-2008, 02:02 PM posted to rec.food.drink.beer
Joel[_1_]
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Default St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs

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Where the favorite beer pubs in STLouis, Missouri?


Just to be thorough, the postal abbreviation for Missouri
is MO, not Mi. (I ignored your message the first time through
because I know squat about Michigan pubs.)

Do you knwo anywhere serving German import beers?


It's been awhile since I've been pubbing in St. Louis,
but there used to be a nice beer bar right near Washington
University a bit west and north of Forest Park. They had
a good rotating tap selection, often including German (and
Belgian) beers. {...google...} Cicero's, on Delmar.
Apparently still there and in business:

http://www.ciceros-stl.com/beer.aspx?id=imp
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Old 04-01-2008, 07:08 PM posted to rec.food.drink.beer
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Default St Louis, Mi Beer Pubs


"Joel" wrote in message
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wrote:
Where the favorite beer pubs in STLouis, Missouri?


Just to be thorough, the postal abbreviation for Missouri
is MO, not Mi. (I ignored your message the first time through
because I know squat about Michigan pubs.)

Do you knwo anywhere serving German import beers?


It's been awhile since I've been pubbing in St. Louis,
but there used to be a nice beer bar right near Washington
University a bit west and north of Forest Park. They had
a good rotating tap selection, often including German (and
Belgian) beers. {...google...} Cicero's, on Delmar.
Apparently still there and in business:

http://www.ciceros-stl.com/beer.aspx?id=imp
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A neighborhood Pub I've enjoyed on my visits to SL is O'Connell's, in 'The
Hill'. Great sandwiches, some nice local brews and always a friendly crowd.
Can get a might smoky, though.

From my address book....
O'Connell's Pub - 4652 Shaw Ave., (314) 773-6600

Enjoy,
Jon


 



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