Yuengling is catering to chocoholics.
The Pennsylvania-based beer company teamed up with Hershey’s for the first time to create Yuengling Hershey's Chocolate Porter. It will be available in bottles and on draft throughout Yuengling’s 22-state portfolio in October.
The dessert-inspired seasonal brew, available through February, contains 4.7% ABV and features “smooth chocolate tones," according to Yuengling's website. It’s a take on Yuengling’s 200-year-old Dark Brewed Porter, and is said to pair best with chocolate, barbecue or cheese.
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Yuengling’s dessert brew comes on the heels of its partnership with Molson Coors to expand its beer distribution to the West Coast. Next year, the family-owned brewery, headquartered in Pottsville, Pa., will expand production of its Traditional Lager and Black & Tan brews outside of the 22 East Coast states where it's currently available, the brand announced last week.
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