Coming Monday:
Saint Arnold Ginger Beer
We couldn't help ourselves.
As we thought about developing a new non-alcoholic offering, our minds kept wandering towards some of our favorite cocktails. Dark and Stormys, Pimm's Cups, Kentucky Mules, Moscow Mules. All the mules really. It was clear.
We wanted a Ginger Beer.
Our development focused largely on balancing the right amount of spice and sweetness. After several iterations, we landed in a spot we love - bold and zesty, slightly spicy with a nice balance of sweetness. With our recipe settled, we moved to the final step. We made ourselves a mule.
With all this cocktail talk, it's worth repeating our Ginger Beer is non-alcoholic. You can mix it, you can sip it. Your kids can enjoy it too - it's great by itself or in a Shirley Temple!
Starting Monday, you'll be able to find Saint Arnold Ginger Beer at Spec's and Total Wine in the Houston area. You'll find it at select bars and restaurants as well. If you don't see it where you buy your mixers or enjoy your cocktails, ask the store or bar about carrying it.
See Where to Find Saint Arnold Ginger Beer
Also Coming Monday:
Bourbon Barrel Commitment
If you're looking for something a whole lot higher in alcohol, we've got you covered there too. To celebrate our 28th Anniversary, we're bringing back our Bourbon Barrel Commitment Imperial Stout, clocking in at a full 15.7% ABV.
Aging our Commitment Imperial Stout in a blend of whiskey barrels for well over a year created a grandiose beer in all aspects. Showcasing notes of rich figs, fresh vanilla, ripe strawberries, toasted oak, and dark chocolate, this beer wields a dense, silky texture that softly grips the palate. Yet even with such bold flavors, it is remarkably balanced and drinkable, making this beer a suitable toast to a special occasion.
Starting Monday, Bourbon Barrel Commitment can be found in grocery and liquor stores in individual 12 oz bottles. Supplies are limited.
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