From Wild Leap:
Introducing Cookies & Cream Stout, a sweet, creamy beer entering Wild Leap’s exclusive stout collection. Cookies & Cream hits shelves the last week of April and will be available for purchase in four-packs at your local retailer.
Cookies & Cream Stout is a big, sweet milk stout brewed with cocoa, vanilla and lactose.
Crafted to taste like cookies and cream ice cream, this approach to beer is a style distinctive to
the Wild Leap brand.
“Occasionally we like to design beers that reflect on my 8+ years working in the ice cream
industry,” says Wild Leap’s Chief Brewing Officer, Chris Elliott. “One of my favorite flavors is
Cookies n’ Cream, and our staff was really excited about the idea of designing a stout that
tastes just like the ice cream.”
Wild Leap stouts are not just enjoyed during the cooler months. The Wild Leap mentality is
about being offbeat and experimental.
“When people think “stout” they may tend to think fall or winter. We don’t like to pigeon-hole beers that way, though,” says Anthony Rodriguez, Wild Leap CEO and Co-Founder. “The familiar, sweet taste of ice cream you get when drinking Cookies & Cream makes it a perfect stout for warmer months.”
Cookies & Cream Stout tastes like vanilla ice cream and finishes with a chocolate cookie taste.
It’s a rich and delicious beer, clocking in at 10.5% ABV.
Cookies & Cream Stout will debut the week of April 27.
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Voted America’s Best New Brewery of 2019 by USA Today, Wild Leap delights customers with
innovative and approachable craft beer. Our trademark IPAs and ales along with seasonal
porters, stouts and Double IPAs have become favorites around Georgia. With the launch of our
signature craft vodka, Wild Leap is proving that when it comes to craft beverages, we’re raising
the bar!
For information on future releases, events and more, visit us at wildleap.com.
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