ATLANTA, Georgia – For 2023, Wild Heaven Beer declares new flavors and a packaging redesign for flagship Emergency Consuming Beer’s fruit-flavored variants. Emergency Consuming Beer’s first offshoot, made with recent squeezed watermelon juice, had a sensational debut throughout the summer season of 2016 and has appeared every summer season since to the delight of its many followers. The “EDB Seasonal” calendar was later crammed in with a winter Citrus mix, a spring Tropical mix, and an autumn Peach mix, with every can that includes a coloured gradient design representing the fruit mix discovered inside.
This yr the EDB Seasonal calendar consists of the debut of Black Cherry (January), the return of Tropical (April) and Watermelon (June), and the debut of Ruby Purple Grapefruit (September) with new can designs emphasizing the long-lasting yellow EDB can accentuated with colourful fruit illustrations. The brand new Bart Sasso design, riffing on the unique Alvin Diec can, represents a brand new period for these revolutionary line extensions.
REFRESHED EMERGENCY DRINKING BEER CAN DESIGNS
Every EDB seasonal mix makes use of recent juices and purees and no taste extracts or synthetic flavors. Constructing off the sunshine, crisp Emergency Consuming Beer base, these super-refreshing beers are neither overly candy nor bitter.
Emergency Consuming Beer seasonals and all different Wild Heaven beers, together with Sunburst IPA, ATL Simple IPA, WhiteBlackbird Saison, and Euro-Type Pilsner, can be found from Georgia Crown Distributing (Georgia), Alabama Crown Distributing (Alabama), Greatest Manufacturers (Tennessee), and Bear Island (South Carolina).
ABOUT WILD HEAVEN
Wild Heaven Beer was based in 2010 and operates two Georgia brewery and taproom areas. Its unique Avondale Estates location produces Wild Heaven’s core lineup, together with Emergency Consuming Beer and Sunburst IPA and encompasses a taproom and enormous patio. Wild Heaven’s West Finish Brewery & Gardens opened in 2019 and options an experimental small-batch brewery, a causal kitchen and restaurant, two occasion areas, a taproom, and a big patio overlooking the Westside Path of the Atlanta Beltline.
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