Stoudt's Brewery

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Stoudt's Brewery
Stoudt's Logo
Location Adamstown, Pennsylvania United States
Owner(s) Stoudt's Brewing Company
Year opened 1987
Active beers
Pils Pilsener
Gold Lager Lager
American Pale Ale Ale
Scarlet Lady Ale Ale
Triple
Beer		 Ale
Double IPA Ale
Fat Dog Stout Stout
Weizen Wheat
Oktoberfest Lager
Winter Ale Ale
Blonde Double MaiBock Lager

Stoudt's Brewery is one of Pennsylvania's first micro breweries, located in the Lancaster County borough of Adamstown. Stoudt's Brewery was started in 1987 by Ed and Carol Stoudt, both of whom desired to own a restaurant, bakery, antique shop, and a brewery together. This was realized with the creation of Stoudt's as it includes a restaurant, a bakery, one of the East Coast' largest antique shops, as well as the brewery itself. The complex also includes even more antiques as well as gourmet coffee, kettle corn, jewelry, floral arrangements, robots, and arts and crafts at Stoudtburg Village.

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[edit] The Selection of Stoudt's

[edit] Lagers

  • Pils, German-style lager with a medium body, straw color, and bitter finish.
  • Gold Lager, Munich-style Helles with smooth body, golden color, and short finish.

[edit] Ales

  • American Pale Ale, American beer with a medium body, light amber color, and bitter finish.
  • Scarlet Lady Ale, English-style ale with a medium body, copper color, and hoppy finish.

[edit] Big Beers

  • Triple, Belgian-abbey style ale with a full body, apricot color, and sweet finish.
  • Double IPA, American ale with a full body, deep golden color, and hoppy finish.
  • Fat Dog Stout, British-style stout with a smooth body, dark brown color, and a chocolaty coffee-like finish.

[edit] Seasonal Beers

  • Weizen, Bavarian-style beer with a medium body, wheat color, and a banana, sweet finish.
  • Oktoberfest, German-style lager with a medium body, amber color, and a malty, sweet finish.
  • Winter Ale, American ale with a medium to full body, deep brown color, and chocolaty, nutty finish.
  • Blonde Double MaiBock, German-style with a full body, golden color, and a malty finish.

[edit] Black Angus Steakhouse & Brew Pub

In service for 40 years, the restaurant features an antique Victorian setting. The menu includes fine steaks, lobsters, salads, cheeses, and an exquisite wine list. The restaurant also has rooms for special occasions and for large parties of dinner guests. Of course the restaurant features the beers mentioned above.

[edit] Eddie's Breads

This bakery features breads and desserts that are made for the restaurant, as well as for retail. Includes European cream, imported chocolate, and fresh cream. The breads range from focaccia, dinner rolls, whole grains and aromatic herbs, to fruits and nuts.

[edit] Stoudt's Black Angus Antique Mall

An antique mall connected to the restaurant that features some of the best antiques on the East Coast.

[edit] Stoudtburg Village

  • Blue House Antiques, features Tasty Kettle Corn, country store antiques, soda fountain, Coca-Cola, and other items.
  • Blumen Geschaft, a shop that features dried floral arrangements, hand-crafted arts and crafts, antiques, comics, cards, and games
  • Corner Antiques, featuring 18th and 19th century furniture, porcelains, silver and estate jewelry.
  • Hand-Made-N Gift Shop, specializes in quaint, handmade jewelry and gifts.
  • Kerchner’s Antiques, features estate and vintage jewelry, original design watercolor greeting cards and music museum.
  • Meeting House Square Antiques, features 18th and 19th century furniture and primitives. Lighting, chandeliers, lamps and shades. Also features a Bed and Breakfast in an antique setting.
  • Sisters’ Gallery, featues original art, a framing service, contemporary glass, puppets, and crafts.
  • The Toy Robot Museum, features thousands of robots on display. Includes a fully restored Williams PinBot pinball machine.
  • Village Coffee Shop
  • My Dolly Dearest
  • Through the Looking Glass
  • Village Games, features dozens of collectible cards, games and miniatures as well as competitive play for games such as Magic: The Gathering, VS System and many more.

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