Cherokee Street

All right, today we're talking about the St. Louis Bourbon and Cocktail Festival, and it's coming up on October 9th at the Lemp Grand Hall and all throughout the Cherokee Street area in St. Louis, Missouri.

Folks, this thing is massive.

And today I've got Andrew Chostner with me, and we're going to talk about what folks can expect at this year's festival.

And he ended up using, like, this cave, you know, that...

Eventually, other locations around the city became part of the Lemp family, and they ended up building another brewery on Cherokee Street.

By the 1860s, there were about 40 breweries in the St. Louis area, taking advantage of the caves also along in the Mississippi as well, with the Western Brewery emerging as one of the most successful.

Lemp.

What street did we go down with all those cool shops? Do you remember? Cherokee.

Cherokee Street.

A lot of cool hippy dippy shops that I loved.

Suede.

It is, uh, season three, episode number five.

And we are doing Taqueria El Bronco, and they're on Cherokee Street.

We got chips and guac and salsa.

I like that.

We are doing Taqueria El Bronco.

Yeah.

Uh, and they're on Cherokee Street, so, like, that is the kind of the...

Isn't that sort of the historical hub of the Mexican culture in St. Louis?