Historic Schell’s Brewery Set To Open New Taproom Friday
The August Schell Brewing Company recently announced the completion of its visitor s center addition and the opening of its brand new taproom. The Schell Brewing Company, located in New Ulm along the Cottonwood River, is the oldest family-owned brewery in Minnesota.
“We wanted to make sure that while we take this step forward, we still were paying homage to our German roots and remembering what got us here,” Ted Marti, President of Schell’s said in a press release. “We can’t wait to enjoy it with everyone!”
The brewery opened in 1860, making it the oldest family-owned brewery in Minnesota and the second-oldest in the United States of America behind only D.G. Yuengling and Son in Pennsylvania. It is the largest brewery in the state, earning that distinction after buying the Grain Belt rights in 2002, per Wikipedia.
Schell s is opening new taproom with patio this weekend
The newly competed taproom is in addition to the brewery s popular biergarten.
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Minnesota s oldest family-owned brewery, and the country s second-oldest family-owned brewery, is opening a new taproom this week.
August Schell Brewing Company announced Wednesday that it has finished an addition to the New Ulm brewery s visitor s center, which includes a new taproom.
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The taproom has 20 taplines featuring Grain Belt and Schell s beers, as well as a giant Deer Brand mural and a patio in the back. “We wanted to make sure that while we take this step forward, we still were paying homage to our German roots and remembering what got us here,” Ted Marti, president of Schell’s said in reference to the taproom. “We can’t wait to enjoy it with everyone.
American Craft Beer Week celebrates local breweries
American Craft Beer Week celebrates local breweries By Meghan Grey | May 11, 2021 at 5:07 PM CDT - Updated May 11 at 7:58 PM
NEW ULM, Minn. (KEYC) - The 15th annual American Craft Beer Week is in full swing, and people are making a trip to their favorite locally-owned taprooms, brewpubs and breweries to celebrate.
“It’s really important that people come here and see who we are and what we are. We think that’s really important to our future,” said Ted Marti, president of Schell’s Brewery.
The Brewers Association, committed to highlighting independent American craft breweries, is hosting this week’s celebration across the country.