Auntie Anne's and Evil Genius Beer Collaborate for Oktoberfest
Grace Mahas — August 16, 2022 — Lifestyle
References: prnewswire
Auntie Anne's, the world's largest hand-rolled soft pretzel franchise, and Philadelphia-based Evil Genius Beer Company recently joined forces to launch a special Oktoberfest-style lager. The new breed is called 'Is Butter a Carb?' and was brewed with imported German hops, malts, and fresh-baked Auntie Anne's soft pretzels. This marks the first time the iconic pretzel will be used as an ingredient in beer.
"The only thing better than pretzels AND beer, is pretzels IN beer," said Trevor Hayward, co-founder of Evil Genius. "We really wanted to tie the brands together in a fun way that reminds you of biting into a warm pretzel with every sip."
In addition to a malty backbone balanced by a delicate hop character, the new beer will feature a prominent toasty flavor profile rounded out with pleasant salinity. Is Butter a Carb? will be available starting August 15 in stores throughout Evil Genius' nine-state distribution footprint
"The only thing better than pretzels AND beer, is pretzels IN beer," said Trevor Hayward, co-founder of Evil Genius. "We really wanted to tie the brands together in a fun way that reminds you of biting into a warm pretzel with every sip."
In addition to a malty backbone balanced by a delicate hop character, the new beer will feature a prominent toasty flavor profile rounded out with pleasant salinity. Is Butter a Carb? will be available starting August 15 in stores throughout Evil Genius' nine-state distribution footprint
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