The iconic breakfast chain Waffle House recently branched out into new territory with its very own beer, called 'Bacon & Kegs!.'
Created in partnership with Greensboro, Georgia brewing company Oconee Brewing Company, Bacon & Kegs! is a bacon-infused red ale. This means that the base has a malty sweetness that blends perfectly with the savory and smoky flavor of bacon extract. And just as the name suggests, the new brew actually smells like bacon – a clever nod to the breakfast chain. Waffle House fans will also appreciate the unique can design, which is bright yellow and feature cartoon renderings of bacon, beer, and, of course, the iconic Waffle House restaurant facade.
The new beer will only be available from the Greensboro brewery starting on December 18th.
Breakfast Restaurant-Branded Beers
Waffle House Has Its Very Own Beer Called Bacon & Kegs!
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