Columbia Kettle Works opens taproom in former Adamstown home of Stoudts Brewing Co.
Columbia Kettle Works has opened a new Adamstown taproom in the old home of Stoudts Brewing Co.
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Columbia Kettle Works has opened a new Adamstown taproom in the old home of Stoudts Brewing Co.
The son of a restaurateur, Ed Stoudt was 22 years old in 1962 when he moved from Reading to Adamstown to open Stoudt’s Country Kitchen.
Domestic life has returned to the striking Chateuesque-style Main Street house in Adamstown that for more than 40 years was the family home of Ed and Carol Stoudt.
Those who find themselves craving a traditional, cold beer from Lancaster County mainstay Stoudts Brewing Company will soon be able to find it in local bars.
Columbia Kettle Works, which has been operating a Sunday beer garden at the Ironspire Complex in Adamstown, will be adding a new taproom at the site.