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When Canada Attacked Yuengling!

paulrkan — Mon, 19 May 2025 19:44:46 +0000

When Canada Attacked Yuengling!

Thirty years ago, Canada struck at the brewing pride of Pennsylvania. The sudden, unexpected broadside was aimed at Yuengling. At stake was the very definition of “America.”

Yuengling Lager

In 1995, Yuengling wanted to trademark the slogan “America’s Oldest Brewery” for its products. Since 1829, the brewery had been making its beer in Pottsville, Pennsylvania. However, Molson Brewery objected. Founded in 1786 in Montreal, Molson not only argued that it was older than Yuengling, but Yuengling’s use of “America” was “deceptively misdescriptive.” Molson’s attorneys claimed that “America is synonymous North America,” which definitely includes Canada. For Molson, Yuengling was being dishonest with beer drinkers in the United States and around the world.

The Yuengling family was unimpressed. At the time, fifth-generation brewery owner Richard L. Yuengling Jr. quipped, “When Kate Smith stands up and sings ‘God Bless America,’ she’s not singing about Saskatchewan.” Plus, the brewery had been using its slogan since 1957 without any confusion over what country Yuengling was located.

The Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office took up the dispute. Molson went as far as to introduce a Webster’s dictionary of geography to show that America means North America. Yuengling responded by showing that Molson’s marketing had previously referred to the brewery as Canada’s oldest instead of America’s. Clearly, Molson understood the distinction.

Anyone who has looked at the label of a Yuengling beer lately knows the end of the story. It took nearly four years for the Board to reach its decision. For the board members, there was no evidence that “the purchasing public in the United States would equate the term ‘America’ with North America, rather than the United States of America.” Case closed.

Over twenty years later, all was forgiven. In 2020, Yuengling and Molson announced a joint venture to distribute Yuengling beer farther west… in America.

(To learn more about this dispute and Yuengling’s history, the author recommends Yuengling: A History of America’s Oldest Brewery by Mark Noon)

Paul R. Kan

Paul R. Kan is the author of Hawai’i Beer: A History of Brewing in Paradise which was a North American Guild of Beer Writers’ award winner and a #1 new release on Amazon’s Books on Beer. He has written for Good Beer Hunting and is Editor-at-Large at The Beer Thrillers. Along with beer reviews, book reviews and interviews, he also writes about the interesting ways beer intersects with people and society. His current book project is Red, White and Brew: The Beers and Battles that Shaped America. He lives in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

ʻOi kau ka lā, e hana i ola honua (While the sun yet shines, do all you can).

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Yuengling Brewery is a regional brewery from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. They have 22 unique beers and over 1 Million ratings. They have a global average rating of 3.43 (as of 5.19.25). Their Untappd description reads: “Based in Pottsville, PA, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, is family owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Premium, Light, Black and Tan, Dark Brewed Porter, and Lord Chesterfield Ale. For more information, visit www.yuengling.com.”

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Why 19.2-Ounce Cans Are Becoming the New Craft Beer Staple

B. Kline — Tue, 12 Nov 2024 13:15:07 +0000

Why 19.2-Ounce Cans Are Becoming the New Craft Beer Staple

Craft beer cans are growing up—literally! Next time you swing by your local convenience store, you might notice an impressive lineup of tall cans, typically packed with hoppy IPAs and clocking in at 19.2 ounces. But what’s behind this size choice, and why are more breweries turning to it? Let’s dig into the trend, what it means for craft beer lovers, and why it’s popping up everywhere.

New Trail Broken Heels and Double Broken Heels 19.2 oz Cans

The Magic of Convenience

One word explains the rise of the 19.2-ounce can: convenience. Firestone Walker Brewing, for instance, rolled out its Double Hopnosis IPA in this size to deliver, as they put it, “ultimate convenience.” It’s the go-to format in convenience stores, offering a simple grab-and-go option for people who want something substantial in a single serve.

As traditional beer venues face stiffer competition, gas stations and convenience stores are one bright spot. In fact, National Retail Solutions data reveals that beer sales in these stores rose 5.3% from January to March 2023, while overall beer sales in other retail outlets barely saw a 1.4% increase. Craft beer in particular jumped nearly 9% year-over-year, proving that convenience stores are a rising platform for craft brewers.

(See our other article here: Unlocking Flavor and Branding: The Rise of 19.2-Ounce Craft Beer Cans)

Who’s Buying the Tall Boys?

The 19.2-ounce “stovepipe” can appeals to a unique consumer—the on-the-go buyer who wants quality in a larger single serve, not a whole six-pack. Scott Powell, Marketing Director at Bell’s Brewery, which packages popular brews like Two Hearted Ale and Oberon in 19.2-ounce cans, points out that convenience store shoppers are often looking for a quick, satisfying grab to enjoy right away. And for many, that extra bit of beer makes all the difference when they’re in a rush.

With the tall cans driving dollar growth in craft beer sales, breweries are racing to join the trend. Joe Sepka from the consulting firm 3 Tier Beverages notes that 19.2-ounce cans are now the top driver of growth in craft beer, even outpacing 12-packs. NielsenIQ data confirms that sales of these cans surged 57% over the past year, a rise due partly to higher prices but mostly due to increased demand and wider availability.

Leading the Pack: The Skeleton in the Can

If you’re wondering what kicked off the trend, look no further than Voodoo Ranger. New Belgium’s Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA saw a stunning 20.9% sales increase from August 2021 to August 2022, with its eye-catching skeleton can dominating convenience store shelves. Voodoo Ranger has become synonymous with tall cans and has set the tone for other breweries wanting to capture a similar market.

But it wasn’t New Belgium that first took a chance on this size. Oskar Blues pioneered the 19.2-ounce format in 2012 with its beloved Dale’s Pale Ale, and other craft breweries soon followed suit. When Anchor Brewing decided to can its iconic Steam Beer, it also opted for the 19.2-ounce size, a move that matched shifting consumer habits as 22-ounce glass bombers lost popularity.

The 19.2 Ounce Story: Imperial Pints and ABVs

So why 19.2 ounces? This size, close to an imperial pint (20 British ounces), works well for craft brewers because it uses the same canning lines as a standard 16-ounce can. For many breweries, like Anchor, the switch was cost-effective and efficient, allowing them to deliver a larger serving without major equipment adjustments.

High ABV beers also dominate the 19.2-ounce format. A single tall can offers a satisfying drink with a stronger kick—perfect for park visits, BBQs, and other outings where lugging around a six-pack isn’t practical. As beverage journalist Kate Bernot points out, convenience store shoppers are often looking for a higher-ABV option that’s compact yet delivers the goods. In short, that 8% or 9% beer in one big can is ideal for these settings.

The Pros and Cons of Going Big

While this trend is booming, not every brewery can jump on board. Producing 19.2-ounce cans requires an investment in equipment and logistics. Only breweries with the resources to expand into convenience stores or gas stations—and the budgets to price competitively—are likely to take the plunge. Smaller craft brewers often face challenges keeping prices in the $3 to $4 range for single cans, a price point dominated by large-scale brewers with better cost efficiencies.

Despite the hurdles, breweries with larger distribution networks are finding ways to make this format pay off. As Great Lakes Brewing’s CEO Mark King notes, “While there is a slight hit on margins with the extra 3.2 ounces, the volume more than makes up for it.”

Terrapin 19.2 oz Cans

Tall Cans Are Here to Stay

With the growing popularity of stovepipe cans in convenience stores, music festivals, and sports venues, the 19.2-ounce can is here to stay. Its convenient size, appealing ABV options, and easy-to-carry nature make it perfect for consumers on the move. Whether more local breweries will join the trend remains to be seen, but as craft beer’s top growth driver, this extra-tall can has set a new standard in craft beer packaging.

On-the-Go Craft Beer: Pennsylvania’s Move to 19.2-Ounce Cans

Perpetual IPA by Troegs Independent Brewing is a popular 19.2 oz can choice

Pennsylvania breweries have increasingly embraced the 19.2-ounce can, adding a convenient single-serve option for fans of craft beer across the state. Notable breweries like Troegs Independent Brewing in Hershey have begun offering some of their popular IPAs in this larger format, making it easier for fans to grab a single can on the way to events or gatherings. Troegs’ Double Graffiti Highway, a high-ABV double IPA, is a great example, designed to pack a bold flavor punch that suits the stovepipe can format perfectly. They also have their flagship beer – Perpetual IPA as well as Sunshine Pilsner and the Troegenator Double Bock in 19.2 oz cans.

Another PA standout, Victory Brewing Company, has also adopted the 19.2-ounce can to make some of their flagship beers more accessible. Their Golden Monkey Belgian-Style Tripel, known for its robust 9.5% ABV and fruity, spicy notes, is available in this larger format, ideal for convenience store shoppers looking for something a bit more substantial. With these tall cans, Victory has tapped into a growing trend of higher-ABV brews that cater to the on-the-go drinker.

Yuengling, America’s oldest brewery based in Pottsville, has also tested the waters with 19.2-ounce cans. Their Traditional Lager, a Pennsylvania staple, is now available in this format at select locations, offering fans a familiar choice that’s ideal for a quick drink at outdoor events, concerts, and sporting venues. With the flexibility of the 19.2-ounce can, Pennsylvania breweries are giving craft beer enthusiasts the perfect mix of quality, convenience, and value. (You can even find the Yuengling Lager in 24 oz cans at select venues like Citizens Bank and other baseball stadiums.)

New Trail Brewing is also a popular local Pennsylvania choice with their Broken Heels series of 19.2 oz cans. This includes Broken Heels (IPA), Double Broken Heels (Double IPA), and different flavored variants of Broken Heels like Tropical Broken Heels.

The Ever Evolving Craft Beer Landscape

As the craft beer landscape evolves, the rise of 19.2-ounce cans shows how breweries are listening to consumer demand for convenience and variety. This taller can size has become an ideal format for Pennsylvania breweries aiming to serve on-the-go craft beer fans, with options suited for quick trips to the park, a backyard BBQ, or catching a concert. These stovepipe cans deliver just the right amount of high-quality craft beer in a size that’s easy to carry and perfect for single-serve enjoyment.

With breweries like Troegs, Victory, and even Yuengling leading the way in Pennsylvania, the 19.2-ounce trend is reshaping how and where craft beer lovers can enjoy their favorite brews. For fans, it’s all about getting a great beer in a larger single-serve format that fits their active, mobile lifestyles. And for the breweries, it’s an opportunity to broaden their reach and meet customers where they already shop—at convenience stores, gas stations, and event venues.

Whether it’s an IPA, a Belgian-style ale, or a classic lager, these big cans are here to stay. As more Pennsylvania breweries explore this trend, craft beer fans can expect to see more of their favorite brews available in 19.2-ounce sizes, making it easier than ever to enjoy quality beer anywhere, anytime.

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Yuengling Brewery and Keep America Beautiful Announce 2024 Partnership

B. Kline — Wed, 20 Mar 2024 13:09:17 +0000

Yuengling and Keep America Beautiful Announce 2024 Partnership, including a $50,000 Donation for Sustainability Initiatives and Special Events to Support Regional Beautification.

Yuengling and Keep America Beautiful Announce 2024 Partnership

On the first day of spring, and as mindsets shift to seasonal cleaning and neighborhood beautification, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. today announced a new 2024 partnership with Keep America Beautiful® (KAB), the largest community improvement nonprofit organization in the United States.

As part of a 2024 campaign, Yuengling will donate $50,000 and support the “Great American Cleanup®” that annually unifies and beautifies communities across the country, in a grassroots spring-cleaning movement.

“As the Oldest Brewery in America, we have embraced the importance of clean water and neighborhood beautification for 195 years,” said Debbie Yuengling, 6th generation family member of D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. “By organizing clean up events and through awareness campaigns at bars, restaurants and retail accounts, we look forward to bringing together all those who seek greener and cleaner communities.”

The Great American Cleanup is a nationwide effort spanning three months from March to May. During this time, more than three million volunteers come together to help remove litter from neighborhoods, waterways and other areas requiring trash removal.

This spring, Yuengling team members will participate in KAB state and local affiliate beatification events in Texas, Missouri, Florida and Pennsylvania.

“We’re aiming to pick up more than 10 million pieces of litter during the 2024 Great American Cleanup and great partners like Yuengling are helping to make that possible,” said Jennifer Lawson, President and CEO of Keep America Beautiful. “With their support, we’ll continue to advance our mission of cleaning and greening America while raising awareness about the impact of recycling and sustainability.”

“We share Keep America Beautiful’s commitment to ensuring our nation remains a clean, green, and beautiful place to live,” said Yuengling. “We hope that with our involvement, and by engaging our passionate and engaged fan base, we will help make a difference in 2024 and beyond.”

About D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc.

D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., the oldest brewery in America, is family-owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Yuengling® Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Black & Tan, Golden Pilsner, Premium, Light, Dark Brewed Porter, Lord Chesterfield Ale®, Oktoberfest, Yuengling Hershey’s Chocolate Porter, FLIGHT by Yuengling, and Bongo Fizz. Production is supplied by two breweries in Pottsville, PA and one in Tampa, FL. A separate joint venture called The Yuengling Company was recently established with Molson Coors Beverage Company to expand production and distribution further west. Yuengling beer is currently available in 26 states. Experience Yuengling in Pottsville, PA by taking a free tour of America’s Oldest Brewery and visiting our Museum & Gift Shop. Also dine, shop, and enjoy our year- round and seasonal-selection of beers at the Yuengling Draft Haus & Kitchen in Tampa, FL. For more information about Yuengling, fans are encouraged to follow the Yuengling Facebook page, follow Yuengling on Twitter and Instagram, or visit www.Yuengling.com.

About Keep America Beautiful

Keep America Beautiful, the nation’s leading community improvement nonprofit organization, inspires and educates people to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environment. Established in 1953, Keep America Beautiful strives to End Littering, Improve Recycling, and Beautify America’s Communities. We believe everyone has a right to live in a clean, green, and beautiful community, and shares a responsibility to contribute to that vision. The Keep America Beautiful Model for Change – steeped in education, research, and behavioral science – is the cornerstone of Keep America Beautiful. We empower generations of community and environmental stewards with volunteer programs, hands-on experiences, educational curricula, practical advice, and other resources. The organization is driven by the work and passion of nearly 700 Keep America Beautiful affiliates, millions of volunteers, and the collaborative support of corporate partners, social and civic service organizations, academia, municipalities, elected officials, and individuals. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Donate and take action at kab.org.

(Press Release: POTTSVILLE, PA March 19, 2024)

For More Information on D. G. Yuengling and Sons Brewery

The following comes from Untappd.

Yuengling Brewery is a regional brewery from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. They have 14 unique beers and over 1 Million ratings. They have a global average rating of 3.42 (as of 3.20.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Based in Pottsville, PA, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, is family owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Premium, Light, Black and Tan, Dark Brewed Porter, and Lord Chesterfield Ale. For more information, visit www.yuengling.com.”

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Unraveling the Brews: The Distinctive Worlds of Lager and Bock

B. Kline — Thu, 22 Feb 2024 17:45:45 +0000

Lagers versus Bocks – Whats the difference?

Unraveling the Brews: The Distinctive Worlds of Lager and Bock

In the ever-expanding universe of craft beer, the distinctions between beer styles can sometimes blur, leaving enthusiasts both intrigued and perplexed. Among the myriad styles, “lager” and “bock” are terms often encountered, each representing not just different beer types but also embodying unique histories, brewing techniques, and flavor profiles. Let’s dive into the effervescent journey of understanding what sets lagers apart from bocks, and why each holds a special place in the hearts of beer lovers.

Lager: The Cool, Crisp Connoisseur’s Choice

A delicious frothy Lager.

At its core, the term “lager” refers to a broad category of beers that share a common fermentation and conditioning process. Lagers are brewed with bottom-fermenting yeast strains, which, true to their name, sink to the bottom of the fermenter. This yeast thrives in cooler fermentation temperatures, ranging from 45 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit, a method that imparts lagers with their hallmark clean, crisp taste. Lagering, the process from which this beer style gets its name, involves storing the beer at cold temperatures for several weeks to months, allowing it to mature, clarify, and develop a smooth finish.

The world of lagers is rich and diverse, spanning the light and refreshing pilsners, the amber-hued Vienna lagers, and the dark, malty dunkels. Each style showcases the versatility of lagers, capable of offering a spectrum of flavors from subtle and delicate to robust and complex. Despite their differences, lagers generally share a common thread of crispness, making them immensely drinkable and universally appealing.

Bock: A Malty Marvel with a Kick

A delicious Bock beer.

Bock, on the other hand, is a specific style within the larger lager family, distinguished by its strong, malty backbone and higher alcohol content. Originating from the German town of Einbeck in the 14th century, bock was traditionally brewed for special occasions, earning its reputation as a beer of celebration. The style has evolved over the centuries, giving rise to several variants, including the lighter maibock or helles bock for spring, the stronger and darker doppelbock, and the celebratory, seasonally brewed Oktoberfestbier.

Characterized by its rich malt flavors, bock beers can range from light amber to deep brown hues, offering notes of caramel, nuts, bread, and dark fruits. Despite their malt dominance, bocks maintain a lager’s characteristic smoothness and clean finish, thanks to the cold fermentation and lagering processes. The higher alcohol content, typically ranging from 6% to 7.5% ABV, provides a warming sensation, making bocks especially popular in the colder months.

Celebrating Diversity in Every Sip

Understanding the differences between lager and bock enriches the craft beer experience, highlighting the importance of brewing traditions and the creativity of brewers in shaping the flavors we love. While lagers offer a refreshing gateway into the world of beer, bocks invite enthusiasts to explore deeper, more intense flavors. Both styles, with their distinct characteristics, contribute to the vibrant tapestry of craft beer, offering something for every palate and occasion.

As the craft beer movement continues to evolve, the exploration of lager and bock beers remains a testament to the rich heritage and innovative spirit of brewing. Whether you’re reaching for a light, effervescent lager on a hot summer day or savoring the malty richness of a bock by a crackling fire, the journey through the world of beer is endlessly rewarding, one sip at a time.

Contrasting Bocks and Lagers

Bocks and lagers represent intriguing chapters in the vast anthology of beer styles, each distinct in its characteristics and brewing traditions. Lagers, as a foundational category, are celebrated for their crisp, clean taste derived from cold fermentation processes using bottom-fermenting yeast. This broad category encompasses a diverse range of beers, from the pale and refreshing pilsners to the dark and malty dunkels, all unified by their smooth finish and refined clarity. The versatility of lagers is a testament to the adaptability of the lagering process, allowing for a spectrum of flavors within the same foundational brewing technique.

Bocks, on the other hand, are a specialized offshoot within the larger lager family, distinguished primarily by their stronger malt profile and higher alcohol content. Originating from Germany, bocks are traditionally richer and more robust, offering a hearty spectrum of flavors such as caramel, chocolate, and dark fruits. These beers are typically brewed for seasonal or celebratory purposes, with variations including the lighter maibock in spring, the dark and rich doppelbock, and the festive Oktoberfest varieties. Despite their diversity, all bocks share a common lineage with lagers, benefiting from the smooth, clean finish that is characteristic of cold fermentation and extended aging processes.

The key differences between bocks and lagers lie in their flavor profiles and brewing intentions. While lagers are often appreciated for their refreshing and approachable nature, bocks invite a deeper exploration into the complexities of malt and the warming embrace of higher alcohol volumes. This distinction not only highlights the broad spectrum of beer styles available to enthusiasts but also underscores the rich traditions and innovative approaches that define the craft of brewing. Whether one prefers the crisp simplicity of a lager or the bold, malty depths of a bock, both styles offer unique pathways to appreciating the art and science of beer.

Fan Favorite Bock Beers

Bock beers, with their rich malt flavors and warming alcohol content, have earned a revered spot among beer aficionados worldwide. Here are some popular Bock beers that showcase the range and depth of this traditional style:

Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock: Hailing from Germany, this doppelbock is often considered a benchmark for the style. With its deep mahogany color, it offers a complex array of flavors, including dark fruits, chocolate, and a hint of caramel. Its creamy texture and balanced sweetness make it a perennial favorite.
Weihenstephaner Korbinian: Another exemplary German doppelbock, the Weihenstephaner Korbinian boasts a rich, full-bodied experience with notes of dark bread, chocolate, and dried fruits. Brewed by the world’s oldest brewery, it’s a testament to centuries of brewing excellence.
Troegenator Double Bock: Brewed by Tröegs Independent Brewing in Pennsylvania, USA, this American take on the traditional doppelbock style delivers a powerful malt character with hints of caramel and dried fruits. Its robust profile and smooth finish have garnered a loyal following.
Paulaner Salvator Doppelbock: This beer has a storied history as the original doppelbock, which has inspired countless other brewers. It presents a rich tapestry of malt flavors, including caramel, toasted bread, and a slight hint of hops for balance. It’s a classic example of the style, deeply rooted in Bavarian brewing tradition.
Spaten Optimator: A staple among doppelbock enthusiasts, Spaten Optimator delivers deep, malty flavors with notes of chocolate and dark fruits. It’s a well-rounded beer that captures the essence of the bock tradition, offering a hearty and satisfying experience.
Einbecker Ur-Bock Dunkel: Einbecker Brewery claims a historical connection to the origin of the bock style, and their Ur-Bock Dunkel is a tribute to this legacy. It’s a darker, malt-forward beer with a smooth finish, showcasing the traditional flavors that have made bocks beloved by beer lovers.
Shiner Bock: Brewed in Texas by the Spoetzl Brewery, Shiner Bock offers a more accessible and lighter take on the bock style. Its popularity has made it a gateway for many into the world of bocks, featuring a gentle malt sweetness and a clean finish.

These bocks represent just a sampling of the rich variety available within this beer style. Each brewery brings its own unique interpretation to the table, offering beer enthusiasts a wide range of flavors and experiences to explore.

Fan Favorite Lagers

Lager beers are celebrated for their crisp, refreshing qualities and are among the most widely consumed types of beer globally. Here’s a list of some popular Lager beers that span a range of styles within the Lager category:

Pilsner Urquell: Brewed in the Czech Republic, Pilsner Urquell is the original Pilsner beer, offering a clear, golden color and a balance of hoppy bitterness and malty sweetness. Its crisp finish and floral hop aroma set the standard for the Pilsner style.
Budweiser: Known as “The King of Beers,” Budweiser is an American Lager that has become a global brand. It’s known for its light, clean taste and is brewed using a mix of American and European hop varieties.
Yuengling Traditional Lager: As America’s oldest brewery, Yuengling produces this iconic Amber Lager. It boasts a rich amber color and a medium-bodied flavor with a balance of malt and hops.
Heineken: This Dutch Lager is one of the most internationally recognized beer brands. It offers a mildly bitter taste and a clear, golden color, making it a staple Lager in many parts of the world.
Beck’s: Originating from Germany, Beck’s is a classic German Pilsner known for its green bottle and distinctive hop-forward flavor. It’s a crisp, refreshing beer with a slightly bitter finish.
Corona Extra: A top-selling Mexican Lager, Corona Extra is famous for its light, crisp taste and is often served with a lime wedge to add citrus flavor. It’s a popular choice for casual drinking occasions.
Samuel Adams Boston Lager: This Vienna-style Lager from the Boston Beer Company has helped pioneer the American craft beer movement. It features a complex balance of caramel malt sweetness and spicy hop flavors.
Modelo Especial: Another well-loved Mexican Lager, Modelo Especial is a rich, full-flavored pilsner-style beer that offers a crisp and refreshing taste with a hint of orange blossom and honey.
Stella Artois: A Belgian Pilsner with a heritage dating back to 1366, Stella Artois is known for its floral hop aroma, well-balanced malt sweetness, and a soft dry finish.
Asahi Super Dry: From Japan, Asahi Super Dry is brewed using a unique yeast that produces a clean, crisp taste with a quick finish. It’s a rice Lager that has gained international popularity for its refreshing flavor.

These Lagers represent a broad spectrum of the Lager family, from traditional Pilsners and American Lagers to international favorites. Each offers a unique taste experience, reflecting the diversity and global appeal of Lager beers.

Milko Pours

Craft beer milk pours represent a unique and visually captivating method of serving beer, particularly embraced within the craft beer community for styles that benefit from a rich, creamy texture. This technique involves pouring the beer in such a way that the glass initially fills with a dense, foamy head, resembling milk in its smoothness and consistency. The spectacle of the foam settling into the liquid beer not only offers an appealing presentation but also enhances the drinking experience by emphasizing the beer’s aroma and mouthfeel. Milk pours are especially popular with nitro beers and creamy stouts, including milk stouts, where the nitrogenation or the addition of lactose adds to the silky, luxurious body of the beer, making each sip a decadent experience.

The art of the milk pour in craft beer goes beyond mere aesthetics; it is a testament to the brewer’s skill in creating a beer that can maintain such a texture and to the server’s prowess in executing the pour perfectly. This method accentuates the sensory attributes of the beer, from its visual appeal to its tactile sensation and taste, creating a more engaging and enjoyable beer-drinking experience. As craft beer enthusiasts continue to seek out new and unique beer experiences, the milk pour stands out as a distinctive practice that highlights the creativity and innovation inherent in the craft beer culture, making it a cherished ritual for both brewers and beer lovers alike.

What is Bock Beer? Exploring the Bock Beer Style: A Journey from Einbeck to Munich
What is Lager Beer? Exploring the World’s Most Popular Beer Style
What is the Difference Between Bock and Lager Beer? Unraveling the Brews: The Distinctive Worlds of Lager and Bock

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What is a Lager? Exploring the World’s Most Popular Beer Style

B. Kline — Wed, 21 Feb 2024 15:00:04 +0000

A delicious frothy Lager.

What is a Lager? Exploring the World’s Most Popular Beer Style

Lager is more than just a type of beer; it’s a testament to the evolution of brewing and a symbol of beer’s global appeal. From the crisp, golden pilsners that grace summer barbecues to the rich, malty depths of a traditional bock enjoyed in the colder months, lagers offer a range that can intrigue the palette of any beer lover. But what exactly makes a beer a lager, and how does it differ from its ale counterpart? Let’s dive into the cool, refreshing world of lagers to find out.

The Basics of Lager

At its core, the term “lager” refers to the method of fermenting and storing beer. Derived from the German word “lagern,” which means “to store,” lagers are characterized by their fermentation process. Unlike ales, which are fermented at warmer temperatures using top-fermenting yeast, lagers are produced with bottom-fermenting yeast that works its magic at cooler temperatures, typically between 45 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit (7-13 degrees Celsius). This cooler fermentation process is slower and results in a beer that is cleaner, crisper, and more subtle in flavor than its ale counterparts.

The Lager Family

Despite a common misconception that lagers are all light and bland, the lager family boasts a surprising diversity of styles and flavors. These range from light and crisp to dark and complex, proving that there’s a lager out there for every type of beer enthusiast. Here are some of the main styles within the lager category:

Pilsner: Originating from the Czech Republic, pilsners are golden, hoppy, and have a crisp finish. They set the standard for what many recognize as the quintessential lager flavor.
Dunkel: Meaning “dark” in German, dunkels are smooth, malty, and feature caramel and chocolate notes, offering a richer lager experience.
Helles: A lighter, malt-oriented beer from Germany, helles lagers are soft and subtle with a clean, refreshing finish.
Bock: Stronger than your average lager, bocks are known for their robust maltiness and can range in color from light to dark. Variations like maibocks, doppelbocks, and eisbocks offer a spectrum of flavors and strengths.
Märzen/Oktoberfest: Traditionally brewed in March and aged through the summer, these amber lagers are malty, medium-bodied, and the stars of Munich’s Oktoberfest.

Serving and Enjoying Lagers

Lagers are versatile when it comes to food pairings and serving options. Generally, they are best served cold, around 38-45 degrees Fahrenheit (3-7 degrees Celsius), to highlight their refreshing qualities. Glassware can vary based on the specific type of lager, from traditional steins and mugs to tall, slender pilsner glasses that showcase the beer’s color and carbonation.

When it comes to food, the clean, crisp profile of a lager makes it an excellent companion to a wide range of dishes. Lighter lagers pair wonderfully with delicate flavors like seafood and salads, while the more robust dark lagers can stand up to hearty meals, including grilled meats and rich stews.

Beyond the Basics

The world of lagers is as rich and diverse as it is accessible. Beyond the well-known mass-market lagers, craft breweries around the globe are pushing the boundaries of what a lager can be, experimenting with new ingredients, aging processes, and hybrid styles. These innovative brews are part of a larger lager renaissance, inviting beer drinkers to rediscover and reevaluate the potential of this often-overlooked category.

In essence, lagers embody the tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation that define the art of brewing. Whether you’re enjoying a classic pilsner on a hot summer day or savoring the complexity of a doppelbock by the fireside, lagers offer a world of flavors waiting to be explored.

Some Popular Lager Based Breweries and Brands

Lagers at Human Robot

Some popular lager based breweries and brands:

Human Robot Beer
Forest and Main Brewing
Yuengling Brewery
Anchor Bock
Augustiner Bräu Lagerbier Hell
Lagunitas Pils
New Belgium Fat Tire
Paulaner Oktoberfest
Peroni
Pilsner Urquell
Shiner Bock
Sprecher Mai Bock

Craft Beer Enthusiasts’ Lager Picks

Among the vast sea of lagers, several brands stand out for their quality and distinctiveness, including Anchor Bock, Augustiner Bräu Lagerbier Hell, and Pilsner Urquell, to name just a few. These brands offer a glimpse into the rich diversity and heritage of lager brewing, showcasing why this beer style continues to captivate the hearts of beer lovers around the globe. Whether you’re a seasoned craft beer aficionado or a casual drinker, the world of lagers holds endless possibilities for exploration and enjoyment.

Diving into the Lager vs. Ale Debate

At its core, lager is distinguished by its bottom-fermenting yeast, settling at the bottom of the fermenter, in stark contrast to ale’s top-fermenting nature. Lager yeast thrives in cooler conditions, between 45 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit, a factor that not only allows for a cleaner taste with fewer by-products but also permits longer aging periods or “lagering” at cool temperatures. This process yields a beer that’s smoother and crisper than its ale counterparts. Historically speaking, lagers are relatively new to the scene, with the pivotal discovery in the 1500s that storing beer in cold conditions with cold-resistant yeast resulted in a refreshingly crisp beverage. This revelation led to the birth of lagers as we know them, including the hoppy German pilsners that emerged in the 19th century and other varieties that have only added to the lager legacy.

Exploring the Lager Landscape

Lager styles are as varied as they are fascinating. From the dark, malty depths of a Dunkel, offering flavors of nuts, bread, coffee, and chocolate, to the golden, hop-forward crispness of a Pilsner, there’s a lager out there for every palate. The Schwarzbier brings a dark chestnut hue and a tapestry of complex flavors, including roasted malt and bitter chocolate, while the Helles shines with its soft malt flavor and golden sparkle. Not to be overlooked, the amber lagers, like the Oktoberfest and Vienna lagers, balance sweetness and crispness in a way that’s uniquely satisfying. And for those seeking something stronger, the bock variations present a malty, warming experience with alcohol content that can soar up to 13%.

Serving and Savoring Lager

When it comes to serving lagers, the colder, the better is generally the rule, with bocks being a notable exception, often enjoyed closer to room temperature. The choice of glass can enhance the drinking experience, from mugs and pint glasses for darker lagers and mass-produced varieties to pilsner glasses and traditional steins for the lighter or amber options. As for pairings, lagers are incredibly food-friendly. Amber lagers shine alongside pub classics and hearty dishes, while the lighter pilsners are a perfect match for salads, light pastas, and German specialties. Bocks, with their robust flavors, are excellent with spicy dishes and decadent chocolate desserts.

Lagers

Lagers represent a broad and beloved category of beer, distinguished primarily by their fermentation process. Unlike ales, which are fermented at warmer temperatures with top-fermenting yeast, lagers are produced using bottom-fermenting yeast that thrives in cooler conditions, typically between 45 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit. This method, known as cold fermentation, results in a beer that is cleaner, crisper, and more refined in flavor. The term “lager” itself is derived from the German word “lagern,” meaning “to store,” which refers to the traditional practice of storing these beers in cool cellars or caves for extended periods to mature, further enhancing their smoothness and drinkability.

The lager family encompasses a diverse array of styles, proving that lagers are not limited to the light and fizzy beers often associated with mass-market offerings. From the hop-forward and golden-hued pilsners to the dark and malty dunkels, and from the robust, malt-driven bocks to the smooth and celebratory märzens and Oktoberfest beers, there’s a lager style to suit every palate. This diversity allows lagers to showcase a wide spectrum of flavors, from delicate and subtle to rich and complex, challenging the misconception that all lagers are inherently bland.

Serving and enjoying lagers is as varied as the styles themselves, with different types of lagers complementing different foods and occasions. Generally served cold, lagers are versatile in their food pairings, capable of harmonizing with a broad range of dishes from light salads to hearty stews. Their refreshing nature makes lagers particularly appealing as a beverage of choice for many, offering a crisp and satisfying experience. Whether you’re a seasoned beer enthusiast or new to the world of craft beer, exploring the rich variety of lagers available can provide a rewarding journey through the traditions and innovations that have shaped the world’s most popular beer style.

What is Bock Beer? Exploring the Bock Beer Style: A Journey from Einbeck to Munich
What is Lager Beer? Exploring the World’s Most Popular Beer Style
What is the Difference Between Bock and Lager Beer?

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The Top 10 Craft Breweries With the Most 5 Star Check-Ins On Untappd (2023)

B. Kline — Fri, 22 Dec 2023 15:33:05 +0000

The Top 10 Craft Breweries With the Most 5 Star Check-Ins On Untappd

As per usual with the end of the year, its a time of reflection, of looking back on the year thats just (about to end) ending. Untappd does this every year with a spat of articles on their Untappd Blog where they post the data and results of the year’s check ins. Articles about the most checked in regions, most checked in beers, most checked in breweries, etc, etc.

We covered this same article last year for 2022: The Top Ten Breweries with the Most Five Star Ratings of 2022

Without any further adieu, lets get to the list:

As per their Untappd blog post here: Top 10 Craft Beer Breweries with 5 Star Check-Ins.

Data

With the above article, they only listed the Top 5’s total number of 5 star check ins. I will present them here:

Tree House Brewing Company (39,788 Five Star Check-ins)
Russian River Brewing Company (18,442 Five Star Check-Ins)
Other Half Brewing Company (13,897 Five Star Check-Ins)
Side Project Brewing (13,010 Five Star Check-ins)
The Alchemist (12,855 Five Star Check-ins)

End of the Year Statistic Articles

Check back often as we will be posting more and more of these end of the year statistics. There will probably be some 10 in total. Last year we posted quite a few. You can take a look back at some of them here, as well as some of our other lists from this year as well (years are listed in parenthesis after the article’s name):

Untappd: Top 10 Breweries in Pennsylvania for 2023 (2023)
The Top 10 Breweries in Pennsylvania as Per Perplexity (2023)
The Top Ten Craft Breweries That Brewed the Most New Beers in the Year 2022 (2022)
The Top Ten Craft Beers with the Most Five Star Ratings of 2022 (2022)
The Top Ten Breweries with the Most Five Star Ratings of 2022 (2022)
The Top 10 Most Checked-In Countries Outside the U.S. in 2023 via Untappd (2023)
The Top 10 Craft Breweries With the Most 5 Star Check-Ins On Untappd (2023)

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3rd Annual Hops and Vines for Hunger Close Out Event

B. Kline — Mon, 20 Nov 2023 12:30:00 +0000

The Third Annual Hops and Vines for Hunger Closeout Event at Yuengling Brewery

Its been another great year for the Hops and Vines for Hunger month long fundraising campaign. This year was even bigger and better than the last two years. So let’s close it out with an amazing event at Yuengling Brewery!

Hops and Vines for Hunger will be hosting their annual close out event at Yuengling Brewery on Wednesday December 13th, 2023 at Yuengling Brewery’s tasting room from 2 to 5 PM (EST).

Closeout Event

From the flyer:

3rd Annual Hops and Vines for Hunger Closeout Event

Join us for a celebration of the funds raised to support Pennsylvanians experiencing food insecurity. Remarks and check presentations will begin at 2:30 PM, and Yuengling team members will be giving a tour of the brewery at 3:00 PM. Snacks and beer will be provided.

D.G. Yuengling and Son
420 Mahantango St. Pottsville, PA 17901
3rd Annual Hops and Vines for Hunger Closeout Event

You can read more about the Hops and Vines for Hunger Campaign here:

The Hops and Vines for Hunger 2023 Campaign

The following comes from their campaign (Our Programs) page:

Pennsylvania boasts over 800 breweries and wineries combined across the state — and that number is growing. But just as these numbers are increasing, so are the number of food insecure families and individuals across Pennsylvania. In fact, nearly 2 million Pennsylvanians struggle with hunger every day – including nearly 500,000 children.

That’s why Feeding Pennsylvania, PA Eats, and Breweries in PA are joining forces with local breweries and wineries across the state through Hops & Vines for Hunger — a month-long, statewide fundraiser throughout November. The campaign will aim to:

Raise funds to maximize the work of Feeding Pennsylvania’s 9 member food banks and serve Pennsylvanians facing hunger;

Support the development of nutrition education resources created by PA Eats to educate food-insecure Pennsylvanians on how to prepare simple, accessible meals with affordable, healthy ingredients commonly found in food pantries;

Promote the support of local breweries and wineries across the Commonwealth.

Feeding PA – Hops and Vines for Hunger (Our Programs Page)

Thank You For Helping

Thank you for helping. This is truly a noble cause and it is with everyone’s participation and help that we can raise money to help feed Pennsylvania. Nobody should go hungry.

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Feeding PA Information

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Feeding PA – Hops and Vines for Hunger – Donate

For More Information on D. G. Yuengling and Sons Brewery

The following comes from Untappd.

Yuengling Brewery is a regional brewery from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. They have 14 unique beers and over 1 Million ratings. They have a global average rating of 3.42 (as of 11.20.23). Their Untappd description reads: “Based in Pottsville, PA, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, is family owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Premium, Light, Black and Tan, Dark Brewed Porter, and Lord Chesterfield Ale. For more information, visit www.yuengling.com.”

You can find them on their social media platforms here:

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Exploring the Craftsmanship of Yuengling Brewing: A Journey Through Tradition and Innovation

B. Kline — Fri, 03 Nov 2023 13:31:31 +0000

Exploring the Craftsmanship of Yuengling Brewing: A Journey Through Tradition and Innovation

When it comes to the world of craft beer, few names resonate as strongly as the Yuengling Brewing Company. With a rich history dating back to 1829, the brewery has become a cornerstone of American brewing, combining tradition with innovation to create a diverse range of high-quality brews. In this exploration, we delve into the heart of Yuengling Brewing, uncovering the secrets behind their renowned craftsmanship.

Yuengling Brewing Company: A Legacy of Excellence

The story of Yuengling Brewing Company is a tale of perseverance and passion. Established in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, the brewery has stood the test of time, evolving into one of the oldest and most revered brewing establishments in the United States.

Yuengling Beer Production: Meticulous Craftsmanship

Yuengling Brewery in Pottsville Pennsylvania

At the core of Yuengling’s success is their commitment to meticulous beer production. Each brew is a testament to the artistry and precision that goes into creating the distinct flavors that enthusiasts have come to cherish.

Yuengling Brewery Tours: Behind the Scenes

The catacombs of the Yuengling Brewery

For those eager to witness the magic unfold, Yuengling offers brewery tours that take visitors behind the scenes. Explore the state-of-the-art facilities, learn about the brewing process, and gain insights into the history and traditions that have shaped Yuengling’s identity.

Yuengling Brewing Process: Where Tradition Meets Innovation

Yuengling Traditional Lager

The brewing process at Yuengling is a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. From the selection of premium ingredients to the carefully monitored fermentation stages, every step is a nod to the past while embracing the advancements of modern brewing.

Yuengling Beer Varieties: A Palette of Flavors

Yuengling Porter

The Yuengling portfolio boasts an impressive array of beer varieties. From the iconic Yuengling Lager to the bold flavors of specialty brews, each offering is crafted with the same dedication to quality that has defined the brand for generations.

Yuengling Brewing History: Navigating Through Time

To truly appreciate Yuengling’s brewing prowess, one must understand its storied history. Explore the timeline of the brewery, from its humble beginnings to its present-day status as a beacon of American brewing heritage.

Yuengling Brewing Facilities: Where Magic Happens

Step into the brewing facilities that give life to Yuengling’s creations. Discover the cutting-edge equipment and technology employed to ensure consistency and excellence in every batch.

Yuengling Brewing Techniques: The Art of Brewing

Delve into the specific brewing techniques that set Yuengling apart. From the fermentation process to the careful aging of certain brews, each technique contributes to the distinctive character of the beers.

Yuengling Brewmaster: A Steward of Quality

Meet the brewmaster, the guiding force behind Yuengling’s commitment to quality. Gain insights into their expertise and the passion that drives them to maintain the brewery’s reputation for excellence.

Yuengling Brews: Tasting the Tradition

The Lager

No exploration of Yuengling Brewing is complete without savoring their brews. Whether you’re a fan of the classic Lager or eager to try limited-edition releases, each sip is a celebration of craftsmanship.

Yuengling Brewing Innovations: Pushing Boundaries

Yuengling’s Hershey’s Porter

(See Beer Review: Hershey’s Porter by Yuengling Brewery)

While rooted in tradition, Yuengling is not afraid to innovate. Explore the brewery’s ventures into new styles and experimental brews, showcasing a willingness to push the boundaries of conventional brewing.

Yuengling Brewing Tradition: A Cultural Heritage

Yuengling’s brewing tradition is not merely a process—it’s a cultural heritage passed down through generations. Discover the customs and rituals that contribute to the unique identity of this historic brewery.

Yuengling Brewing Equipment: Tools of the Trade

The equipment used in Yuengling’s brewing process is a testament to the marriage of art and science. Take a closer look at the tools that contribute to the precision and efficiency of their operations.

Yuengling Brewmaster Insights: Behind the Brews

Gain exclusive insights into the mind of the brewmaster. Learn about their inspirations, challenges, and the creative process that goes into crafting the diverse range of beers that carry the Yuengling name.

Yuengling Brewing Craftsmanship: The Mark of Excellence

Craftsmanship is at the core of Yuengling’s brewing philosophy. Explore the details that define their commitment to excellence, from the sourcing of ingredients to the final packaging of each brew.

Yuengling Brewery Expansion: Embracing New Horizons

While deeply rooted in its Pennsylvania origins, Yuengling has expanded its reach. Explore the brewery’s forays into new markets and how it continues to captivate beer enthusiasts across the nation.

Yuengling Brewing Quality: A Standard of Excellence

Yuengling: America’s Oldest Brewery

Quality is non-negotiable at Yuengling Brewing. Dive into the measures taken to ensure that every beer that leaves the brewery meets the stringent standards that have become synonymous with the Yuengling name.

Yuengling Brewing Philosophy: Beyond the Pint

Beyond the brewing process, there’s a philosophy that guides Yuengling. Uncover the values and principles that shape the decisions made at every level of the brewery, reflecting a commitment to both craft and community.

Yuengling Brewing Sustainability: Nurturing the Environment

Discover how Yuengling Brewing is taking steps toward sustainability. From eco-friendly practices in production to community engagement, explore the brewery’s efforts to minimize its environmental footprint.

Yuengling Brewery Events: Celebrating the Craft

Stay in the loop with Yuengling’s brewery events. From beer festivals to exclusive tastings, these gatherings offer opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts and celebrate the craft of brewing.

D.G. Yuengling and Son Brewery

Conclusion

In conclusion, our journey through the world of Yuengling Brewing Company has been a fascinating exploration of tradition and innovation. As we delved into the brewery’s rich history, from its 1829 inception to its present-day status as a cultural heritage icon, we witnessed the meticulous craftsmanship embedded in every facet of Yuengling’s beer production. The brewery’s commitment to quality is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities, where cutting-edge brewing techniques and equipment play a pivotal role in creating a diverse range of beer varieties.

Throughout our tour, we had the privilege of meeting the brewmaster, a true steward of quality, whose insights into the brewing process and innovations shed light on the artistry behind each brew. From classic favorites like Yuengling Lager to the excitement of limited-edition releases, every sip tells a story of brewing excellence. The brewery’s expansion into new markets reflects a commitment to sharing its brewing philosophy and maintaining a standard of excellence across regions.

Yuengling’s brewing philosophy, rooted in tradition yet open to innovation, is reflected in its dedication to sustainability and community engagement. Beyond the pint, the brewery’s values guide its decisions, ensuring a harmonious blend of craftsmanship, quality, and environmental responsibility. As we celebrate the craft at Yuengling Brewery events, we are reminded that the mark of excellence extends far beyond the brewing process—it’s a cultural legacy that continues to captivate beer enthusiasts worldwide. Cheers to Yuengling Brewing Company, where tradition meets innovation, and the art of brewing is truly an experience worth savoring.

For More Information on D. G. Yuengling and Sons Brewery

The following comes from Untappd.

Yuengling Brewery is a regional brewery from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. They have 14 unique beers and over 1 Million ratings. They have a global average rating of 3.42 (as of 11.1.23). Their Untappd description reads: “Based in Pottsville, PA, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, is family owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Premium, Light, Black and Tan, Dark Brewed Porter, and Lord Chesterfield Ale. For more information, visit www.yuengling.com.”

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Yuengling and Hershey’s Chocolate Porter: A Sweet Collaboration Returns for Its Fourth Year

B. Kline — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 13:30:31 +0000

Yuengling and Hershey’s Chocolate Porter: A Sweet Collaboration Returns for Its Fourth Year

Craft beer lovers and chocolate enthusiasts alike have reason to rejoice—Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter is back for its fourth year! This iconic collaboration between America’s oldest brewery and the legendary chocolatier has quickly become one of Pennsylvania’s most anticipated seasonal releases.

Whether you’re a loyal fan or a first-timer, here’s everything you need to know about this decadent brew that’s capturing hearts (and taste buds) across the state.

Yuengling’s Hershey Chocolate Porter is Back

What Makes Hershey’s Chocolate Porter Special?

Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter combines the brewery’s nearly 200-year-old Dark Porter recipe with Hershey’s world-famous chocolate. At 4.7% ABV, this American porter boasts a rich blend of Hershey’s chocolate syrup, cocoa powder, and cocoa nibs, creating a flavor profile that’s both smooth and indulgent.

Each sip delivers a balanced experience: roasted malts from Yuengling’s Porter meet the sweet, velvety finish of Hershey’s chocolate. It’s a pairing that feels both nostalgic and innovative—a true crowd-pleaser for beer drinkers and dessert lovers alike.

Yuengling’s Hershey Chocolate Porter (when it was first released, on draft at Boneshire Brew Works)

(See our Beer Review: Hershey’s Chocolate Porter Yuengling Brewery)

Food Pairings to Elevate Your Experience

Wondering what to enjoy with your Hershey’s Chocolate Porter? This versatile beer pairs beautifully with a variety of flavors:

Chocolate Desserts: Amplify the rich cocoa notes by sipping it alongside brownies, chocolate mousse, or a slice of chocolate cake.
Barbecue: The porter’s subtle smokiness complements the charred flavors of ribs, pulled pork, or brisket.
Cheese: For a savory twist, try it with sharp cheddar, creamy brie, or a smoky gouda.

This beer’s versatility makes it a perfect choice for holiday gatherings or cozy nights by the fire.

Where to Find It

As of now, Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter is hitting shelves wherever Yuengling products are sold. Keep an eye out at your local distributor or favorite bar, as this beer tends to fly off the shelves quickly!

Why Yuengling and Hershey Are the Perfect Match

Both Yuengling and Hershey are Pennsylvania icons with deep-rooted histories. Yuengling, based in Pottsville, has been brewing since 1829, making it America’s oldest brewery. Hershey, founded in 1894, is a name synonymous with chocolate worldwide.

This collaboration celebrates the best of Pennsylvania’s craft and culinary traditions, making it more than just a beer—it’s a sip of history.

(See our Beer Review: Hershey’s Chocolate Porter Yuengling Brewery)

Final Thoughts

Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter is more than just a beer; it’s an experience. Whether you’re pairing it with dessert, savoring it at a holiday party, or simply enjoying it on its own, this chocolate porter is a seasonal must-try for beer lovers and chocolate enthusiasts alike.

So grab a bottle (or a six-pack) while you can and treat yourself to a beer that’s as sweet as the partnership behind it. Cheers!

Have you tried Yuengling’s Hershey’s Chocolate Porter? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and don’t forget to share this article with fellow beer lovers!

Yuengling and Hershey Release – Yuengling: Hershey’s Chocolate Porter (2023)

About Yuengling: America’s Oldest Brewery®

Yuengling has been brewing in Pottsville, PA since 1829 and now distributes its beloved beers in over 20 states, including the much-loved Traditional Lager, Black & Tan, and seasonal favorites like Oktoberfest. The partnership with Hershey’s showcases Yuengling’s commitment to innovation while celebrating local heritage—a true testament to Pennsylvania’s vibrant brewing and chocolate-making legacy.

Grab a bottle, raise a glass, and toast to fall with this one-of-a-kind chocolate porter.

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Yuengling Brewery Becomes the Official Craft Beer of The Kentucky Wildcats

B. Kline — Thu, 12 Oct 2023 03:39:49 +0000

Yuengling Brewery and University of Kentucky Partner Up

D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery®, is partnering up with the University of Kentucky Athletics They will be serving as the official craft beer at all of the University of Kentucky Wildcats’ home games and sporting events.

The partnership is a multi year partnership that will run through numerous sports seasons. Starting with the 2023 NCAA football season for the University of Kentucky Wildcats.

The deal is quite a boon for the Pennsylvania brewery. The partnership includes Kentucky Wildcat Athletics logo rights for advertising and promotional purposes, multiple game day radio spots, printed yearbook and digital playbook inclusion, tickets and hospitality for Kentucky Wildcats games, and marketing rights throughout Wildcats full catalogue of sporting events and seasons.

Yuengling is excited to become a proud sponsor of the University of Kentucky Athletics. We began distributing in Kentucky in 2018 and have established a loyal consumer following. We are eager to connect with fans of a storied university and athletic program like Kentucky Athletics, both in-game and at home, and introduce even more consumers to the Oldest Brewery in America.
Wendy Yuengling – Chief Administration Officer and 6th Generation Family Member, at D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc.

Consumers will also be able to find retail promotions featuring: The University of Kentucky Athletics signage in their favorite stores, bars, and restaurants.

Responsible Drinking

Responsible drinking and college students can be a fraught endeavor, but Yuengling Brewing as well as the Athletics Department, the Educational Board, and the University of Kentucky as a whole are standing behind this partnership, and also working with maintaining responsible drinking with their students – as well as legal drinking for the students; with watchful eyes on those under 21.

The flagship Yuengling Lager as well as their FLIGHT beer will be on hand at all of these sporting events. FLIGHT makes for a great light, low ABV, and easy to drink alternative for the students who might be drinking too much or are not experienced drinkers.

Yuengling Partnerships with College Athletics

This isn’t the first partnership with colleges and collegiate athletic endeavors for Yuengling Brewery. They also have partnerships with the University of South Florida, the University of Central Florida, Western Kentucky University, Rice, Georgia State, and Coastal Carolina.

Yuengling has also recently sponsored and partnered with FC Austin.

For More Information on D. G. Yuengling and Sons Brewery

The following comes from Untappd.

Yuengling Brewery is a regional brewery from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. They have 14 unique beers and over 1 Million ratings. They have a global average rating of 3.42 (as of 10.11.23). Their Untappd description reads: “Based in Pottsville, PA, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, is family owned and operated since 1829. Principal beer brands include Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Premium, Light, Black and Tan, Dark Brewed Porter, and Lord Chesterfield Ale. For more information, visit www.yuengling.com.”

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