'The Last Blockbuster' is a Beer Celebrating the Movie Rental Chain
Justin Lam — August 28, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: delish & thetakeout
Dubbed 'The Last Blockbuster' this unique beer from Bend, Oregan's 10 Barrel Brewing celebrates the last movie rental store housed in the same town as the brewery. Billed as an “S1nist0r black ale with nuances of red licorice;” this German-inspired beer is brewed with roasted malts, which contribute to the black color of the brew. The roasted malts also give 'The Last Blockbuster' a dark-cocoa flavor that apparently “pairs perfectly with buttery theater popcorn and your favorite movie."
The official launch of this beer will take place on September 21, 2018, and will be done at a block party hosted by 10 Barrel Brewing and the last remaining Blockbuster. The block party/launch will be available to all members of the public and after the party, the limited edition beer will be available at 10 Barrel Brewing pub locations for a short time.
Image Credit: 10 Barrel Brewing
The official launch of this beer will take place on September 21, 2018, and will be done at a block party hosted by 10 Barrel Brewing and the last remaining Blockbuster. The block party/launch will be available to all members of the public and after the party, the limited edition beer will be available at 10 Barrel Brewing pub locations for a short time.
Image Credit: 10 Barrel Brewing
Trend Themes
1. Nostalgia-inspired Beverages - Opportunity for breweries to create beverages that celebrate beloved brands or experiences of the past.
2. Limited Edition Collaborations - Brands can partner with other companies or pop culture icons to create unique, highly sought-after products.
3. Hyperlocal Products - The popularity of beer crafted for specific neighborhoods or communities continues to rise, allowing for more opportunities for local businesses to collaborate and create.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Brewing - Craft breweries can continue to innovate by creating specialty beers that celebrate nostalgia, collaborations, and hyper-local experiences.
2. Film/entertainment - Collaborations between breweries and popular movies or TV shows can lead to unique beverages with broad appeal.
3. Retail/brick and Mortar - Experiences such as in-store events and block parties can help drive foot traffic to physical retail locations.
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