Brewery Profile
Six Mile Bridge Brewery
A visitor to this Maryland Heights brewery finds a local craft beer stop with a clear founder story rather than a heavily scripted theme. Husband-and-wife team Ryan and Lindsay Sherring established the brewery in 2015, bringing together experience from both South Africa and St. Louis. Ryan had previously founded 021 Brewing Company in Cape Town in 2012, where the focus was on quality ales. Lindsay, a St. Louis native, worked on that first venture as marketing director and developed a particular connection to stouts and brewery promotion. In the Maryland Heights beer scene, Six Mile Bridge functions as a neighborhood brewery with an identity shaped by those two backgrounds: one international, one local, and both tied to small-scale beer production.
Travelers in the St. Louis region often seek brewery visits that add context to the beer rather than simply another draft list. Six Mile Bridge fits that kind of itinerary because its name and approach give visitors a specific point of reference. The name comes from an Irish village positioned exactly six miles between two larger towns, a detail meant to suggest a central meeting place for both travelers and locals. The beer program is described as focused on distinctive styles, with the founders’ earlier work in ales and stouts offering useful clues about the brewery’s interests. Visitors should not assume a fixed lineup from that history alone, but it does frame the stop as one where style variety and brewer background matter.
For planning a visit, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours, current hours, and any details not established in advance. Publicly stated facts here do not specify food service, patio seating, tours, packaged beer availability, events, or family and pet policies, so those should be checked directly before making the trip. The brewery’s Maryland Heights location makes it a potential stop for people moving around the St. Louis suburbs, especially those comparing different local producers in a single outing. Go with the expectation of learning what is on draft that day, asking about styles if staff are available, and treating the visit as a direct snapshot of the brewery’s current work rather than relying on assumed flagship beers or outside claims.
Husband and wife team Ryan and Lindsay Sherring established Six Mile Bridge Brewery in Maryland Heights, Missouri, in 2015. Ryan, a native of South Africa, brought prior experience from founding 021 Brewing Company in Cape Town in 2012, where he focused on producing quality ales. Lindsay, a St. Louis native, joined the initial venture as marketing director, specializing in stouts and brewery promotion. The brewery's name references an Irish village situated exactly six miles between two larger towns, intended to reflect a central gathering point for travelers and locals. Six Mile Bridge focuses on brewing distinctive styles of beer, building upon the founders' international and local brewing backgrounds.
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11841 Dorsett Rd, Maryland Heights, Missouri, 63043-2503
Phone: 314-942-2211
Website: http://www.sixmilebridgebeer.com
Hours: Tuesday: 11am – 10pm Wednesday: 11am – 10pm Thursday: 11am – 10pm Friday: 11am – 10pm Saturday: 11am – 10pm Sunday: noon – 6pm Monday: closed (kitchen closes 1 hour before closing)
Popular Beers
A quick look at notable pours currently tied to Six Mile Bridge Brewery.
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Bavarian Hefeweizen
Core
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Blood Orange Wit
Core
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DDH Citra IPA
Core
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Dia De Muertos
Core
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Irish Red Ale with Honey
Core
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Ode to Emma
Hibiscus Passion Fruit Pale Ale
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Dark Mild
English Style Brown on Nitro
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Let's Get Beer Together Queens
American Wheat Ale with Fresh Watermelon
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Pilsner
German-style pilsner
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Skinny Jeans
Light Lager
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Skinny Jeans with Apple
Light Lager with a touch of Apple
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Dry Irish Stout
Traditional Irish Stout
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Hot Chocolate Chipotle Porter
American Imperial Porter with Cocoa Nibs, Chocolate Malt, and Chipotle Pepper
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Don’t Jump IPA
Double Dry Hopped IPA with Amarillo, Azacca, and Ekuanot Hops
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Saved by the Beer NE IPA
New England Style IPA with Citra, Amarillo, and Elani Hops and Tropical Fruits
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Belgitude
Belgian Quadruple Ale
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Clink Down Guava Sour IPA
Berliner Weisse with Fresh Guava, Double Dry Hopped with Citra Hops
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FrostBite Black Czech Lager
Toasted Black Lager Brewed with Czechvian Grains
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Third Base Apple Pie White Stout
Golden-bodied cream ale with fresh apple and cinnamon on nitro
Beer Styles at Six Mile Bridge Brewery
Six Mile Bridge Brewery brews across a range of styles. The current lineup includes Core, Hibiscus Passion Fruit Pale Ale, English Style Brown on Nitro, American Wheat Ale with Fresh Watermelon, German-style pilsner, Light Lager, Light Lager with a touch of Apple, Traditional Irish Stout, American Imperial Porter with Cocoa Nibs, Chocolate Malt, and Chipotle Pepper, Double Dry Hopped IPA with Amarillo, Azacca, and Ekuanot Hops, New England Style IPA with Citra, Amarillo, and Elani Hops and Tropical Fruits, and Belgian Quadruple Ale. Specific pours rotate over time — check the taproom board on the day of your visit for what is currently available on tap.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming public events currently attached to this brewery.
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Monthly Meeting at Six Mile Bridge Brewery
Oct 13, 2026
We meet at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at Six Mile Bridge Brewery in Maryland Heights. Join us to connect and share with fellow enthusiasts.
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Brewminati Club Meeting
Oct 14, 2026
The Brewminati club holds its monthly meetings at Six Mile Bridge Brewery.
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Vote for Six Mile Bridge Brewery
Oct 19, 2026
One vote per listing each week. Community votes pick the weekly standout. Resets Monday.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Six Mile Bridge Brewery located?
- Six Mile Bridge Brewery is located at 11841 Dorsett Rd, Maryland Heights, Missouri, 63043-2503. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
- What are Six Mile Bridge Brewery's hours?
- Current hours are: Tuesday: 11am – 10pm Wednesday: 11am – 10pm Thursday: 11am – 10pm Friday: 11am – 10pm Saturday: 11am – 10pm Sunday: noon – 6pm Monday: closed (kitchen closes 1 hour before closing). Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
- How can I learn more about Six Mile Bridge Brewery?
- Visit http://www.sixmilebridgebeer.com for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.