For Chuck Sypult, Bartending Isn’t About Drinks
The St. Elmo’s bartender has been regaling Indianapolis regulars for 25 years.
- story: Robert Simonson
- photo: Zach Dobson
The St. Elmo’s bartender has been regaling Indianapolis regulars for 25 years.
Six bartenders from the Southwest region showcase the projects that engage their creativity beyond the bar.
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