In 1870 a young Louis Graeter first started selling ice cream at Cincinnati street markets. It was his widow, Regina, that saw our legacy fully realized into the company you see today. Each …

Jul 17, 2020 · As Cincinnati's oldest ice cream company celebrates 150 years, its longevity can be traced to one stubborn woman, Regina Graeter.

Louis Graeter married a third time, to Regina Berger, the daughter of a prominent Cincinnati businessman with a strong reputation in the community. [Note 2] Together, Graeter and his …

Stubbornly, Regina decided to continue making ice cream the best way she knew how: in small-batch French Pots. Regina, joined by the second generation of the family and her sons, …

Jul 22, 2015 · It took decades of careful attention to the vision of one particularly hard-nosed family member: Regina Graeter. When patriarch Louis Charles Graeter began his enterprise in …

Apr 13, 2017 · The Graeter’s story — which dates back to 1870 when Louis Graeter moved to Cincinnati and started selling ice cream at street markets, and eventually out of a storefront in …

Jul 16, 2020 · Graeter's founder Louis Graeter and his wife, Regina Graeter. Jan. 19, 2004: Graeter's February flavor of the month cherry chip. 2010: The original Graeter's store on …

Jul 26, 2016 · Regina Graeter was a woman ahead of her time. When she was widowed with two teen-aged sons to support after the death of her husband in 1918, she rolled up her sleeves …

A Scoop of History: 100 years ago, after the sudden death of her husband, Regina Graeter took over Graeter’s Ice Cream with her two young sons. Regina surpassed all expectations of …

Feb 23, 2020 · The answer rests with one woman: Regina Graeter. Regina, our formidable family matriarch, stubbornly refused to compromise for the sake of profit. A rare independent …