One reader said, Always something new. Wonderful neighborhood environment with no TVs, conversation welcome.
More information:Â 79 S Wilson Ave, Elizabethtown | 717-727-3791 |
Hours:Â Monday - Tuesday: Closed; Wednesday - Thursday: 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.; Friday: 3 p.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday: 12 p.m. - 9 p.m.; Sunday: 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. | Drink menu.
3. St. Boniface Craft Brewing Co.
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St. Boniface features a nice mixture of stouts and ales for every avid beer lover.Â
One reader said, Every one of their beers is solid. No duds. They stick to the basics and do it well.
Someone new is set to take over the businesses that made Adamstown famous for craft beer and antiques.
Three owners of Dentech Industrial in Reamstown are under contract with the Stoudt family to buy the complex that includes Stoudts Black Angus Antiques Mall, Black Angus Restaurant, Stoudts Bakery and Stoudts Brewing, according to an announcement distributed April 18 to the mallâs antique dealers.
The Sunday antiques mall will remain open while the biergarten attached to the now-closed restaurant will be open every Sunday, beginning May 23. It will be operated by Columbia Kettle Works, which will serve its craft beer, according to the announcement.
Someone new is set to take over the businesses that made Adamstown famous for craft beer and antiques.
Three owners of Dentech Industrial in Reamstown are under contract with the Stoudt family to buy the complex that includes Stoudts Black Angus Antiques Mall, Black Angus Restaurant, Stoudts Bakery and Stoudts Brewing, according to an announcement distributed April 18 to the mallâs antique dealers.
The Sunday antiques mall will remain open while the biergarten attached to the now-closed restaurant will be open every Sunday, beginning May 23. It will be operated by Columbia Kettle Works, which will serve its craft beer, according to the announcement.
Every April 7, people across the country celebrate National Beer Day, a day that recognizes the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage in the world.
The holiday s origins extend all the way back to 1919 when Congress passed the 18th Amendment, which banned the manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol in the U.S. This marked the beginning of the Prohibition era.
But 14 years later, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act, which made selling and consuming low-alcohol beverages, including beer, legal again.
The act passed on March 22, 1933, according to Time.com, but it didn t officially go into effect until April 7, 1933.
National Beer Wholesalers Association reported that in 2019, the U.S. beer industry sold 203.1 million barrels of beer (1 barrel contains 31 gallons).