Lancaster Brewing–Rumspringa NEW 12oz CAN

Here’s your VERY first look at the new 12oz CAN packaging for Lancaster Brewing Co Rumspringa Golden Bock Beer Brewed with Honey. “Embrace your rebellious side! Our fiesty Golden Bock Lager is brewed with real Lancaster County honey and has a subtle malt flavor complimented by a flawless balance of domestic & European hops.” Apparently Rumspringa is an Amish term for when a young man is ready to head out on his own.

Sumspringa was released in June 2010 for Philly Beer Week as a tap only brew so it’s exciting to see it will now be canned and of course it will be brewed and packaged by our very own Lion Brewery.

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4 comments (click to read or post):

Unknown18 February, 2011 23:36
Rumspringa, freedom to choose- good theme for a fresh new brew. Nice graphics, great colors, standard portrait field setup, but I don't see your 12 oz vessel?
You guys going with Ball containers?
As far as I'm concerned,
rugged cans rule the game!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1axG76uKNso
MyBeer Buzz18 February, 2011 23:45
We talking beer or advertising Ralph?
Paul Richards30 April, 2011 20:17
Just bought the first case in Thorndale! Amazing Beer!!!! The head on this beer is great, the taste is sweet and refreshing with after hoppy taste. Thanks for this beer with Local Honey! Couldn't be happier! P.S Eating local honey helps with alergies
MyBeer Buzz30 April, 2011 21:38
Thanks Paul....honey helps with alergies?

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