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Beverages Founded 1917 (incorporated 1920), closed in 1975
Headquarters St. Louis, Missouri, United States Key people John
Adam Lemp, founder; William J. Lemp, Griesedieck Brothers
Products Beers, lagers, malt beverages   the Falstaff Brewery
complex located on the near north side of St. Louis        Pop
culture[edit]  Falstaff Beer is mentioned in the Ray Wylie
Hubbard song, "Up Against the Wall Redneck Mother," in Sheryl
Crow's song "A Change Would Do You Good," and a commercial song
is done by Cream on their "Those Were the Days" four-disc set.
In the opening scene of the 1975 film Jaws, Cassidy (Jonathan
Filley) is drinking Falstaff beer, and later in the film, Quint
(Robert Shaw) can be seen drinking from, and crushing, a 12oz
Narragansett Beer can. In the 1991 film, My Own Private Idaho,
the visibility of a Falstaff beer bottle in Keanu R