The Salted Belgian Chocolate Stout is Perfect for Fall and Winter
Meghan Young — September 21, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: newbelgium & uncrate
The Salted Belgian Chocolate Stout boasts the perfect blend of robustness and sweetness that will carry just about anyone through the winter months into spring and summer. Although not everyone is a fan of beer, introducing a dessert spin could very well convert a few into appreciating this special alcoholic beverage. After all, many people can appreciate a good salted chocolate bar.
Brewed by New Belgium and Perennial Artisan Ales, the Salted Belgian Chocolate Stout is a collaborative effort that is made with belgian yeast, roasted malts and a shake of salt to add a bit of unexpected kick. Uncrate writes, "The 9% ABV, pitch black, sweet chocolate treat arrives this month from two respected breweries." People will be able to enjoy the drink as the colder weather descends.
Brewed by New Belgium and Perennial Artisan Ales, the Salted Belgian Chocolate Stout is a collaborative effort that is made with belgian yeast, roasted malts and a shake of salt to add a bit of unexpected kick. Uncrate writes, "The 9% ABV, pitch black, sweet chocolate treat arrives this month from two respected breweries." People will be able to enjoy the drink as the colder weather descends.
Trend Themes
1. Dessert Beer Trend - Opportunity for breweries to create unique dessert-inspired beers to cater to a wider audience of beer enthusiasts.
2. Collaborative Brewing Trend - Collaborations between breweries to create innovative and flavorful beer options for consumers seeking something new.
3. Sweet and Savory Combination Trend - Growing interest in combining sweet and savory flavors in alcoholic beverages, providing a unique taste experience.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer Industry - Craft breweries have the opportunity to capitalize on the popularity of dessert beers by creating their own unique and indulgent offerings.
2. Food and Beverage Industry - Restaurants and bars can incorporate dessert beers into their menus to offer new and exciting options to their customers.
3. Alcohol Industry - Alcohol producers can explore the dessert beer trend to expand their product portfolio and attract a wider consumer base.
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