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Brewery Review: Wellspent Brewing Company (St.Louis, MO)

Wellspent Brewing Company

St.Louis, MO


Wellspent is one of the newer breweries to open in St.Louis, although their beer already has its established taste. Located in Midtown, Wellspent is just a short Uber ride from downtown.

Wellspent took over an abandon old movie theater, although you would not have know as the inside has been artistically updated to provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere that is perfect for sampling some of their craft beer. Board games are available, as is a limited food menu from The Tamale Man. However, if Tamales are not your thing you within a short walk to both Pappy's BBQ and Southern should you want something more to eat.

The beer at Wellspent is spot on, with a somewhat heavy focus on fruited sours such as Apricot, Boysenberry, and even Mango although flavors are seasonal so depending on the time of year you may find a rotating selection. In addition to sours, you can find a variety of beers that would likely make even the pickiest of beer drinkers happy. Many of the beers here are aged in wine barrels, with a few also making their way to bourbon barrels.

In addition to the tap room, there is an outside patio that is perfect for those summer evenings. Street parking is available in front of, and across the street from the brewery.

Overall if you are a craft beer fan I highly recommend that you check out Wellspent.

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