Central Standard Distillery Taps Hofbräu for a Limited-Run Brandy
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Central Standard Craft Distillery has launched its latest beer brandy in the ‘Brewmasters Brandy Series’ in partnership with Hofbräu München. The forthcoming brandy mixes Central Standard’s North Brandy with Hofbräu’s Doppelbock seasonal special Hofbräu Delicator to create a beer brandy with hints of dark chocolate, cherry, and dried fruit. The ‘Beer Brandy’ comes in 750ml bottles, with a limited amount being released at launch.
The new Hofbräu North Brandy collaboration has something for beer and brandy fans alike,” said Jim Kanter, Chief Commercial Officer of Central Standard Distillery. “Beer lovers will appreciate the roasted caramel malt flavor and subtle beer sweetness. Brandy fans will love the bold, rich flavor. It tastes like a cozy Bavarian night.”
Image Credit: Central Standard Craft Distillery
The new Hofbräu North Brandy collaboration has something for beer and brandy fans alike,” said Jim Kanter, Chief Commercial Officer of Central Standard Distillery. “Beer lovers will appreciate the roasted caramel malt flavor and subtle beer sweetness. Brandy fans will love the bold, rich flavor. It tastes like a cozy Bavarian night.”
Image Credit: Central Standard Craft Distillery
Trend Themes
1. Beer Brandy Collaborations - The trend of distilleries partnering with breweries to create unique beer brandies presents an opportunity to tap into new flavor profiles and expand customer bases.
2. Limited-run Craft Spirits - The trend of releasing limited-run craft spirits creates a sense of exclusivity and urgency for consumers, and can lead to increased demand and customer loyalty.
3. Flavor Hybridization - The trend of combining traditional spirit flavors with unique additives, like beer, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the craft spirits industry.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Distilleries - Craft distilleries can leverage partnerships with local breweries and unique flavor combinations to capture new customers and innovate in the crowded spirits market.
2. Breweries - Breweries can expand their offerings and clientele by collaborating with craft distilleries to create unique beer-based spirits.
3. Alcohol Retail - Retailers specializing in craft spirits and beer can take advantage of the popularity of limited-run and unique collaboration releases to attract customers and distinguish themselves in a competitive market.
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