Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Budweiser Brewery


Blog #4- St. Louis, MO/Budweiser Brewery-June 26,2012
  
   We promised you a tour of the Budweiser Brewery which began in St. Louis, and today remains a vibrant and fully functioning Brewery, supplying millions of happy customers with their favorite brew each year. The original buildings and architecture have been well preserved, and still provide thousands of visitors each year with an outstanding tour through the brewing process, and a final treat at tour's end with two complementary beers of their choice in the Hospitality Center. (I chose the Rasberry beer-YUM!!!)
   To help the Company survive through the Prohibition years, they produced a variety of products- campers, "Bevo" Soft drink (Bevo the Fox), and assorted snacks. None of these products remained in production for very long, but the Company managed to survive-German "sticktutiveness"!
   Of course, as the Clydesdale horses are the Budweiser trademark, 
We toured the magnificent stables where they are housed. Note the absolutely beautiful Tack Room containing saddles polished to perfection-(for you, Susan). We saw two of those awesome horses in their stable, BUT! For me, the most important member of the team was NOT there!!! You guessed it! NO DALMATIONS!!!!  Supposedly, some puppies are coming!!! I will come back!
   Also, housed within the same complex are original wagons and cars used by the Busch family, including horse drawn  beer wagons and a fire truck.
     Best of all, the Brewery tour is FREE!!!!
   Most of the Clydesdales are either kept at Grant's Farm, and a farm in Booneville, MO not far from here. Could the Dalmations be there?
Our next Blog will take you on a Tour of Grant's Farm, where we had a delightful tour through a wildlife park, petting zoo area, and Beer Garden, of course. They all go together, don't they?
                 Take good care, and keep cool!
     Mary Ann, Les and Pollybird

Yes, kampkars


Missing!


wooeee!



For Sue




Notice the ornate architecture


Bevo the fox


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