Munich

Woman Fires Three Shots Into Air Near SLU. But Why?

A woman emerged onto a front porch Monday morning near SLU's campus and fired three shots into the air, according to a text sent by the school's Department of Public Safety to students. (A student forwarded the text to Daily RFT.)

Don't Come Around Here No More: With Alice in Wonderland, Opera Theatre goes out on a limb and falls off

Agi and Aaron Groff of 4 Seasons Baked Goods & Catering, Part 2

This is part two of Holly Fann's Chef's Choice profile of Agi and Aaron Groff of 4 Seasons Baked Goods & Catering. Part one is available here. Part three, a recipe, can be found here. Holly Fann​Did your family cook when you were a child? Agi Groff: My granny is Hungarian, so we ate a lot of ... More >>

Beer Prudence (and the Rest of Us, Too)

Ohio Milk Labeling Law Deemed Unconstitutional

A federal court has ruled Ohio's milk labeling law unconstitutional. Food Safety News reports that the ruling came after a two-year legal battle over the state's ban on labeling milk as "rbGH free," "rbST free," or "artificial hormone free". The case is also the first to state that milk from cows no ... More >>

Like Soulard Oktoberfest, Tarts in Revealing Outfits Now the Bane of Munich Celebration

Soulard Oktoberfest: Got milk, er, beer.​A few weeks ago Daily RFT reported about Soulard Oktoberfest (going on this weekend) and the controversy surrounding the organization's racy advertisements, featuring buxom frauleins stuffed into kitschy German folk costumes. Well, turns out that St. Louisa ... More >>

Hill Brewing Company

Schlafly Summer Lager and O'Fallon Wheach - Now in Cans!

​Times are pretty good for St. Louis' two biggest craft brewers. Both have maxed out production at their local facilities and have contracted with the Stevens Point Brewery in Wisconsin to brew additional volume of some Schlafly and O'Fallon favorites to meet demand. As an added bonus, Steven ... More >>

The Morning Brew: Friday, 9.11

​ Can't make it to Munich for Oktoberfest? Live vicariously. (Los Angeles Times)The CSA concept moves to seafood in North Carolina. (Treehugger.com)Wine and food pairings require a little information and a lot of instinct. (The Buffalo News)Economic woes affect Mario Batali. (The New York Da ... More >>

Beer School, Week 4: Ringing Matt's Bell's

Drink of the Week: Long Strange Tripel

Newstead Tower Public House
4353 Manchester Avenue
314-535-7771

Oktoberfest, the Natural Way

Drink up!

Faster Than a Speeding Rocket Scientist: Cards rookie Brian Barton chooses baseball over aerospace engineering — for the time being.

Go! 3/7-3/9

Laughing Pains

Cheers to the Otters

Shoot Out the Lights

The National illuminates the darkness.

Royale Flush

The Bond franchise takes a gamble on a new guy and comes up aces.

The Futureheads

News and Tributes (Vagrant)

Get Thee To a Winery!

Area vintners serve happiness in a bottle

Beauty at Buchenwald

Tube Boobs

American Dreamz' nation of idiots lands a little close to home

Film Openings

Week of December 29, 2005

Tragedy Re-Revisited

Spielberg's Munich rehashes a tale we've heard before

Film Openings

Week of December 22, 2005

Earth Day Redux

Celebrate the planet whenever

Going Deutsch

The Gast Haus sparkles on sleepy Chouteau, but the food's not so enchanting

Anheuser World Select Lager Beer

2004 Presidential Debate at Washington University, October 8, 2004

Smith Elliot

The gallery looks in the mirror for its 20th

Trappistes Rochefort 10

Brennan's, 4659 Maryland Avenue, 314-361-9444

We Want EFX, Y'all

Grown Folks party deep

Taste the Rainbow

Come out to Pridefest

Bell's Amber Ale

Black Thorn Pub, 3735 Wyoming Street, 314-776-0534

Underneath the Bunker

Blind Spot offers a long close-up with one of Hitler's intimates

Max Factors

Writer/director Menno Meyjes asks: Would Jew help Hitler?

Blood Money

Why John Cusack wouldn't do anything till he made this Hitler movie

Blood Sport

The Oscar-winning One Day in September tells the brutal story of an Olympics massacre

FRANK COMMENTARY

Biographer Melissa Müller discusses Anne Frank at the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival