Being an employee of Schlafly, you are constantly given opportunities to go beyond the confines of your own job title to assist somewhere else within the company. Whether it’s a tour guide working alongside a brewer to learn the process, or a restaurant server going to pour beer at one of the many festivals around St. Louis, there’s always an appreciation for hard work...
The ancient Mayans predicted the end of the world on December 21st, 2012, so we did what any brewery worth their salt would do and we set out to create a beer for everyone to drink on their last day on planet earth. Who wouldn’t want a Mayan-themed, specially made beer to celebrate the end of the world?
Posted by Troika Brodsky, Communications Director
If you’re a St. Louis Cardinals fan like me (as well as the majority of Schlafly beer drinkers, given our base of operations), then you’re most likely still holding onto some of the residual high that came with the Cardinals’ history making World Series win this past October.
Posted by Troika Brodsky, Communications Director
Schlafly Bottleworks is a popular place during the holiday season. The free brewery tours are great way for St. Louisans to show off a local favorite to out-of-town guests and visiting relatives. Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your visit…
Posted by Stewart Wolfe, Event & Tour Manager
A few months back, through the magic of Twitter, I stumbled across someone selling an incredibly cool handmade Schlafly AIPA “luggage tag” online. It turned out that this “someone” was a crafty, craft beer enthusiast named Mindy Humphrey from Vancouver, Washington who was making accessories, such as wallets, purses, and luggage tags out of 6-pack packaging from craft breweries across the country.
Posted by Troika Brodsky, Communications Director
Blueberry Hill is showing their support for Schlafly in a whole new way with their introduction of a new drink they have dubbed…”The Autumn Bomb!” Folks, this unique drink, available now exclusively at Blueberry Hill is one for the books.
Posted by Troika Brodsky, Communications Director
I love sandwiches. Who doesn’t? They’re portable, convenient, and accessible. Kind of like beer, right? So when I heard about the St. Louis Bread Company Sandwich Showdown, a competition to find the best new sandwich recipe, I had to enter. For a grand prize of $2,500 and bagels for a year, it would be silly not to.
Posted by Stewart Wolfe, Event & Tour Manager
That is the number of new Schlafly Beer bottles produced by O-I at their glass plant in Lapel, Indiana from July 11th to the 13th, 2011. The road to this production began back last summer when we began to work on a new contract for our glass bottles and realized that we had an opportunity to add to the overall design of our bottle.
Posted by Dan Kopman, Co-Founder
There are many events throughout time that are steeped in tradition. RAGBRAI is one of these events. The Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa is a bike tour unlike any other in this country. Averaging 68 miles a day across the beautiful (and surprisingly hilly) state of Iowa, approximately 20,000 riders set out for seven days of excruciating fun. This year marks the 39th year of the ride and all the rich traditions that accompany it: Dipping your rear tire in the Missouri River and (eventually) front tire in the Mississippi, writing “Ragbrai Virgin” on your legs with a permanent marker to commemorate your first trip, stuffing your face with breakfast burritos from Farm Boys, and, of course, enjoying many well deserved, ice cold beers.
Posted by Jeremiah "Miah" Smith, Schlafly Tap Room VIP Tour Guide
For years, Schlafly Beer could only be found in one or two locations at the home of the St. Louis Baseball Cardinals. If you go back and take a look at some of our old Schlafly “Baseball” t-shirt designs, it’s clear that we had no problem playing up the fact that Schlafly was pretty hard to find at Busch Stadium and in some ways, the search was kind of part of the fun of being a Schlafly Fan at a stadium that, in more than just name, was truly a monument to our much larger brothers in brewing down the street.
Posted by Troika Brodsky, Communications Director
