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Updated 203 Days ago

A big piece of our history

It was seventy-five years ago this month that President Franklin Roosevelt signed legislation that may have saved St. Louis as we know it today.

The re-defining of an intoxicating beverage was the first step toward putting a full end to prohibition. That, in turn, allowed Anheuser-Busch to return to what it does best: making beer.

But for thirteen years, the brewery had to find ways to make ends meet without selling alcohol. Click the video tab above for a look at some of what they were doing at A-B to keep their collective head above water.

By the way, if you want to see this stuff for yourself, it's all on display at the A-B Tour Center.



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