Posted in Missouri November 19, 2017 by

The Tiny Town In Missouri That’s Quietly Becoming The Brewery Capital Of The Midwest

Craft beer is extremely popular in the Show Me State. Missouri has a long history of beer production especially from German settled towns along the rivers. Missouri’s oldest settlement, Ste. Genevieve, has become not only a top destination for wine lovers but has made a huge mark on the craft brewing world too! If you haven’t heard about the brewers from Ste. Genevieve then now is time to check them out!

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Charleville has been known for making fantastic wines and for having one of the most beautiful vineyards in the state.
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However, the beer they make is just as impressive as their wines.
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From dark porter style beers to light wheat ales, Charleville has a beer that will suit anyone's palate.
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Recently, the brewing company has opened a trap room and restaurant in St. Louis city. This awesome eatery is a great way to find out about Charleville without having to take the drive out to Ste. Genevieve.
Charleville Brewing Company & Tavern/Facebook
Find Charleville's original location at 16937 Boyd Rd, Ste. Genevieve and the new trap room/restaurant at 2101 Chouteau Ave, St. Louis.
Another amazing brewing company from Ste. Genevieve is Crown Valley Brewing and Distilling Co.
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If you love beer, spirits, moonshine, cider, or all of the above than Crown Valley must be on your list!
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All of their brews are made in-house state-of-the-art 15-barrel microbrewery. They have a few staple brews and ciders available year round but they also have many seasonal creations that are well worth the wait.
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Best of all, they bottle and distribute their beers and ciders. Many Missourians can find a case of Crown Valley ales and ciders at their local liquor stores.
Crown Valley Brewing & Distilling/Facebook
With all of the great beer that is coming out of Ste. Genevieve, it's no wonder the town has become a Midwestern brewing destination.
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There are even more craft brewers working on tap rooms and microbreweries in the area. Keep an eye out for the Ste. Genevieve Brewing Co. as they continue to work on the renovation of the historic Ste. Genevieve Brewery building.
Ste. Genevieve Brewery/Facebook
For more information on this up and coming brewery follow them on Facebook.

Have you visited any of the breweries from Ste. Genevieve? Let us know in the comments if you have tried any of the brews or ciders from Crown Valley or Charleville and be sure to let us know what your favorite is!