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Side Project Brewing

  • What is Side Project Brewing and who founded it?
    Side Project Brewing is a St. Louis-based craft brewery founded in 2015 by friends Greg Fowler, Curt Stitzel, and John Lohmeier. The brewery has earned international recognition for its innovative approach to beer, combining classical brewing traditions with experimental techniques and a focus on quality, sustainability, and collaborative brewing.
  • Why is Side Project Brewing famous in the craft beer world?
    Side Project is renowned for its mastery of farmhouse ales, spontaneous fermentation, and complex barrel-aged beers. The brewery is celebrated for pushing boundaries with unconventional ingredients and partnering with international breweries, creating beers that challenge conventional styles while maintaining exceptional craftsmanship and consistency.
  • Which Side Project beers are considered iconic releases?
    Their flagship Proprietor's is a barrel-aged imperial stout blend highly sought after by collectors. Other notable releases include their farmhouse ales and rotating collaborations. Many of their beers are released in limited batches, making each release a significant event in the craft beer community.
  • How rare and hard to find are Side Project Brewing beers?
    Side Project beers are highly allocated and difficult to obtain globally. Most releases sell out quickly, and the brewery maintains tight production volumes. Secondary market prices often exceed retail significantly, reflecting the demand and scarcity of their portfolio across Europe and beyond.
  • Where can I buy Side Project Brewing beers in Switzerland?
    Side Project releases are available through select premium retailers in Switzerland who specialize in craft and rare beers. Winesandspirits.ch curates a selection of craft brewery offerings including hard-to-find labels. Availability is typically limited, so checking directly with specialty retailers for current stock is recommended.