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Explore the Straub Brewery Visitor Center & Tap Room

A Historical Brewing Experience in St. Marys

Step into one of the oldest breweries in the country and immerse yourself in the rich history and unique flavors of Straub Brewery. Located at 444 Brusselles Street in St. Marys, Pennsylvania, the Straub Brewery Visitor Center & Tap Room offers a perfect blend of heritage, hospitality, and handcrafted brews.

A Tradition of Hospitality

The Visitor Center & Tap Room is housed in a historic Straub family home built in 1917 by the second-generation Straub family member and brewery president, Anthony “Tony” Straub. Tony and his wife Regina “Reg” were known for their warm hospitality, often inviting family and friends into their home. This tradition of welcoming guests continues today, inviting you and your family to be part of the Straub legacy.

Brewery Tours and The Eternal Tap

Take a guided tour of the nearby 150+ year old family-owned brewery and learn about the brewing process, the history of Straub Brewery, and the legacy of natural brewing ingredients. Don’t miss the famous Eternal Tap, where you can sample fresh Straub beer straight from the source.

Tour Details:

Visitor Center & Tap Room

Enjoy handcrafted brews and artisanal fresh, locally sourced foods in a historic setting. The tap room offers a variety of house specialties, including the Braunschweiger Melt, Beef on Weck, Bratwurst, and Smoked Cheese Cake. Don’t miss out on the Sunday Brunch, available every Sunday from 9 am until sold out.

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Drive-Thru Retail and Eternal Tap Hours

For your convenience, Straub Brewery also offers drive-thru retail services at 303 Sorg Street, St. Marys, PA. Here are the hours for both:

Drive-Thru Retail:

Eternal Tap:

Contact Information

For more details, scheduling a tour, or any inquiries, you can reach Straub Brewery at:

Join us at the Straub Brewery Visitor Center & Tap Room to experience a piece of brewing history, enjoy delicious handcrafted beers, and become part of the Straub family tradition. We look forward to welcoming you!

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