August 28, 2011
Definitely not a "beer" place - it’s a fun family place to go, with lots of animals and stuff for little kids. It’s owned by A-B though, so they have free samples of their beer. Can’t beat free I guess! Went today, and they had 6 listed on hand - Bud, Bud Light, Bud Select, Shock Top, Mich Ultra, Stella Artois. They were out of the Stella.

January 21, 2010
Okay, obviously Grant’s Farm is not a beer destination. But if you’re visiting St. Louis with family and want a unique place that everyone can enjoy, it’s a great place to go. I grew up in St. Louis and came here at least once a year. I’ve been there a few times since I’ve been old enough to parttake in the hospitality rooms, too. There are only A-B products on tap, and usually not as many choices as the main brewery downtown. Sometimes, you can get something like a less-common Michelob brew, or Bare Knuckle Stout, or Shock Top, or something that hasn’t been widely released yet. Plus, you get two of them free. The atmosphere is great, a Bavarian-style building on all 4 sides with a beer garden and fountain in the middle. It’s a nice way to unwind after the tram ride and stroll around the grounds, which have a ton of rare and kid-friendly animals. Visit here before InBev starts charging admission; now you only pay the $5 parking fee, and that’s it.

January 19, 2010
ok, its a farm owned by AB in StL. Grant (think the general from the civil war). It’s a farmstead that kids can go and get a ride on a tram, but at the end you can get beer (limit 2 per person--and only AB owned stuff) and visit with the clydesdale horses. Something for the kids and you--