Austin's Meanwhile, St. Elmo win national beer awards

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Meanwhile Brewing Company and St. Elmo Brewing Company achieved notable success at the 2025 International Beer and Cider Awards, highlighting Austin's vibrant brewing scene. Meanwhile secured gold for its hazy pale ale, Take Me to the River, along with multiple awards for its other offerings, such as Darlin' Lager and Dark Czech Lager. St. Elmo won gold for its Kolsch, named Carl, and a bronze for Smoke on the Lager.

Amid declining sales, breweries nationwide are striving to maintain their roles as community gathering spots. The recognition for these local breweries underscores the resilience and creativity within Austin's craft beer industry. Meanwhile will celebrate the launch of its Darlin' Lager with a party on Friday at 6 p. m. , inviting the community to partake in the festivities.

Local beer lovers are encouraged to share their favorite local brews, fostering community engagement. This event not only celebrates individual brewery achievements but also strengthens the local beer culture.

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