Schlafly CEO Dan Kopman talked business and beer in December.
Schlafly co-founder and CEO Dan Kopman answered questions online last month in a live chat with STLtoday.com readers. He talked about the brewery's plans for expansion, including finding 40-50 acres to build on and opening a brew-pub in Chicago. He said the two St. Louis breweries, downtown and in Maplewood, are running almost at capacity. Read the complete article in STLtoday.com.
The art show at the Schlafly Bottleworks has run the same weekend at the St. Louis Art Fair since 2004.
An art fair featuring St. Louis artists will run this weekend, the same weekend as the St. Louis Art Fair, in Clayton. Schlafly Art Outside, billed as an alternative art fair, has featured local art since 2004 at the Schlafly Bottleworks. From the Bottleworks website, Schlafly Art Outside is: An alternative juried and invitational art fair in St. Louis, dedicated to showcasing local art in an approachable venue and manner. Art Outside is not an ordinary fair, but one that features quality and affordable art, music, and plenty of tasty food and drink from Schlafly Beer. Hosted at the brewery’s Bottleworks location in Maplewood, Missouri, Art Outside draws approximately 15,000 visitors each year. See a gallery from this year's artists. The …
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The steel and wood structure spans 1600 square feet and seats 140 people.
St. Louis is one of 31 cities nominated for the honor of BeerCity USA 2012. Will you vote?
In honor of the BeerCity, USA contest, Patch wants to know: What's the best beer in St. Louis Patchlandia? Where's the best place to grab some suds? Where do the real beer lovers of your Patch go? Tell us in the comments, or tweet @StLouisLindsay. Maplewood-Brentwood Patch folks: this article is shared around the different St. Louis Patches, so it can't be specific, but here in Maplewood-Brentwood-Land, we've got Schlafly Bottleworks, right? Just saying.
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The market is one of the earliest to open in the market season in the St. Louis area. Market Master, Brian DeSmet, gives a report.
On Wednesday, April 4 from 4-7 p.m., the Schlafly Farmers Market opens for the start of the 2012 farmers market season. The Schlafly Farmers Market, located in the parking lot of the Schlafly Bottleworks, continues its tradition of being one of the earliest producer-only farmers markets in the St. Louis region. The 2012 season marks the market’s ninth season at the Bottleworks and the market –previously the Maplewood Farmers Market – is being re-branded as the Schlafly Farmers Market. Since the market is part of Schlafly’s Sustainability Program and has been hosted at the Bottleworks since its inception, we decided the name should reflect its close connection with Schlafly Beer. Schlafly is proud not only to produce great local products, …
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