TheOldCountryBlog: Biergarten & Radler

 

German inspired Radler cocktails are now becoming popular in the USA…

TheOldCountryBlog: Biergarten & Radler

"My mother remembers going to a family biergarten with her Oma in Bavaria in the '60s and drinking a radler from a kiddie sized cup (it was lemonade with a splash of beer), while her grandmother daintily sipped the same beverage. Well, my …TheOldCountryBlog"
http://cgerdes.blogspot.com/2012/07/biergarten-radler.html

Biergarten & Radler

 

 A Radler cocktail can be made with other beverages than lemonade too!
 

Anheuser-Busch plans restaurant at St. Louis’ Ballpark Village

 

Here comes the King, here comes the number one!

Anheuser-Busch plans restaurant at St. Louis’ Ballpark Village

“The licensing and sponsorship agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cordish Companies, a Baltimore-based development company, will include a 25000-square-foot restaurant with German-inspired cuisine, more than 100 global beers on tap, and …”
http://nrn.com/article/anheuser-busch-plans-restaurant-st-louis-ballpark-village

The Anheuser-Busch Restaurant - St. Louis

An absolute first. Anheuser-Busch licenses its brand for a German Heritage related restaurant in St Louis that includes an outdoor Biergarten too.

Read more: http://nrn.com/article/anheuser-busch-plans-restaurant-st-louis-ballpark-village#ixzz1zDteAFB2

Brewery District lays plans for Cincinnati Brewing Heritage Trail

 

The old German heritage brewery district in Cincinnati is on it's way back…

Brewery District lays plans for Cincinnati Brewing Heritage Trail

"We're a German-American immigrant city. And there are great stories behind that.” Cincinnati has a rich history, especially when it comes to brewing, said Greg Hardman, CEO of the Christian Moerlein Brewing Company and President of the Brewery District …"
http://www.kypost.com/dpps/news/brewery-district-lays-plans-for-cincinnati-brewing-heritage-trail_7562823

Cincinnati Breweries

 

The historical Brewing Heritage Trail showcasing German-American brewers of the 19th century in Cincinnati is a step down history lane.