US EditionLolev Brewing’s Going to Zelienople — And So Should You
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Lolev Brewing’s Going to Zelienople — And So Should You
PHOTO BY KRISTY GRAVER Lolev Brewing is moving up — to Butler County. On Friday, April 25, the Lawrenceville-based business — named after the lower level of the house where brothers Ted and Scott Slesinski began homebrewing — will open a second location in Zelienople. The building at 111 S. Main St. is no stranger to suds. Constructed in 1903, it served as a Barq’s root beer bottling facility for many years. Lolev now occupies the 2,800-square-…
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