Brewery Debuts Chocolate, Banana & Peanut Butter Ale
- 11 years ago
A new Chocolate, Banana & Peanut Butter Ale is up for grabs.
Beer - check. Doughnuts - check. Combining the two - genius.
An Oregon based brewery, Rogue Ales has teamed up with VooDoo Doughnut to create a new beer dubbed ‘Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Banana Ale’.
It serves as a tribute to Elvis, combining his favorite snacks together in a unique form.
The brewery states “ This unique artisan creation contains a baker's dozen ingredients including chocolate, banana and peanut butter to match Voodoo’s Memphis Mafia doughnut- a nod to Elvis' entourage.”
This isn’t the first time that the two companies have gotten together for a bizarre creation. Rogue Ales and VooDoo Doughnut previously unveiled their joint venture, dubbed Bacon Maple Ale.
The alcoholic beverage combined maple syrup from a signature donut and … you guessed it.. bacon!
The brewery is well known for seemingly unusual concoctions. Last year, Rogue Ales Brewery created a new ale, developed from their award-winning brew master, John Maier's beard yeast. To put it simply, they announced a beard beer using yeast from Maier's 34 year old beard.
Beer - check. Doughnuts - check. Combining the two - genius.
An Oregon based brewery, Rogue Ales has teamed up with VooDoo Doughnut to create a new beer dubbed ‘Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Banana Ale’.
It serves as a tribute to Elvis, combining his favorite snacks together in a unique form.
The brewery states “ This unique artisan creation contains a baker's dozen ingredients including chocolate, banana and peanut butter to match Voodoo’s Memphis Mafia doughnut- a nod to Elvis' entourage.”
This isn’t the first time that the two companies have gotten together for a bizarre creation. Rogue Ales and VooDoo Doughnut previously unveiled their joint venture, dubbed Bacon Maple Ale.
The alcoholic beverage combined maple syrup from a signature donut and … you guessed it.. bacon!
The brewery is well known for seemingly unusual concoctions. Last year, Rogue Ales Brewery created a new ale, developed from their award-winning brew master, John Maier's beard yeast. To put it simply, they announced a beard beer using yeast from Maier's 34 year old beard.