Beer

One of the first things many people think of when it comes to St. Louis, Missouri is beer. However, did you know there is one thing you are not allowed to do with this sudsy beverage in the big city? It's possible you were breaking the law and didn't even know it.

It's really a law in Missouri and it really is strange. It involves elephants and in an unexpected twist of fate also has something to do with beer. Let's go down this rabbit (or elephant) hole.

I respect Reader's Digest. My dad used to have many issues in our downstairs bathroom. Too much information? Only reason I mention that is they've just declared the most historic landmark in Missouri is basically beer. Seriously. Beer.

If you want the opportunity to try beers you have never tried before, and chose a winning beer then you need to head to the Summer SMaSH Home Brew Bottle Competition and Beer Tasting Festival happening this Saturday in St. Louis, here are the details you need to know.

You just never know when you're going to walk into a place when the people there will start randomly singing shanty pirate songs. Never happen to you? Well, you obviously have never been to this place in Missouri.

You're enjoying the baseball game. You have a tasty refreshment sitting on the wall behind the catcher. What could possibly go wrong? For one Springfield Cardinals fan, he can answer that question thanks to a well-placed foul ball.

If you love Beer, drinking the beer quickly, and breaking world records then you have to make it down to St. Louis this Saturday for a really special event!

This really isn't funny if you think about it. When it comes to getting wasted, 20 of the top 50 cities in America can be found in Iowa and Wisconsin.

I have friends who spend almost all of their spare time exploring small breweries they've never heard of. If what I've just found is accurate, they need to road trip to St. Louis as one of their small brewers was just declared one of the hottest in America.

St. Patrick's Day in Chicago is a celebration that is unmatched across the United States, but mark your calendars because it is about to get an even more authentic, intense boost!