Mustard on a burger? Yes. Mustard on a hot dog. Totally. Mustard in beer? Well, we have no choice, because it’s here now. French’s has unveiled a Mustard Beer that will change everything you knew about enjoying a cold one.
Last year, French’s released its Mustard Ice Cream in honor of National Mustard Day, which is celebrated on the first Saturday in August. For this year’s celebration, we get French’s Mustard beer made with Oskar Blues Brewery. The tropical wheat beer is brewed with French’s Classic Yellow Mustard and infused with key lime, lemon, tangerine, and passion fruit to create a tart, fresh flavor. Sounds like the perfect beer for a barbecue, right?
The limited-edition beer will be available to order from CraftShack, a national craft beer marketplace, beginning on Aug. 1. It’ll also be at select Oskar Blues Brewery locations in Boulder and Longmont Colorado and Brevard, North Carolina while supplies last.
“French’s enjoys creating new curiosity around a flavor that has been a staple in homes for over 115 years,” Jill Pratt, chief marketing excellence office for French’s, said in a press release. “The incredible reaction to last year’s release of our Mustard Ice Cream showed us how far people are willing to go to savor this favorite condiment. We promise this French’s Mustard Beer will not disappoint either.”
The Mustard Beer is available in 12-ounce cans and has 5.2% ABV. Who ever thought you could get tipsy off of mustard?
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