There’s A Lucky Charms Beer Now

Have you ever tried to enjoy a good beer and wondered to yourself, “This could use some more marbit?” Well, wonder no more, my sweet-toothed friend.

Smartmouth Brewing has unleashed Saturday Morning — an IPA inspired by everyone’s favorite leprechaun-seeking cereal, and brewed with actual Lucky Charms marshmallows. Funny how the oat clusters get the shaft in the brewing process — just like every Saturday morning at breakfast.

Unfortunately, the luckiest of brews has only been made available at Smartmouth’s Norfolk location on draft and in cans. Sorry, Lucky.

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Metallica Has Another Beer

Not content with just one beer, Metallica is back with Enter Night Pilsner.

Because nothing says, “metal” quite like a dainty pilsner, the beer is available in menacing black cans. It clocks in at 5.7 percent ABV with “intense drinkability” and “remarkable flavor and aroma which artfully combine the beauty of a traditional Northern German Pilsner with Arrogant Consortia’s modern overtones of aggression.”

Whether a pilsner can be half as interesting as described, remains to be seen. Even one in collaboration with Stone Brewery, and that band members apparently had a hand in designing.

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IHOP Is Releasing A Pumpkin Pancake Beer Because Nothing Makes Sense Anymore

IHOP, no longer content with selling pancakes and questionable rebranding, is getting into the beer business.

Officially titled, IHOPS, the beer draws from the restaurant chain’s specialty and seasonality with this pumpkin pancake stout. And, if you’re wondering if the IHOP beer will actually taste like pancakes, apparently, they’re using actual pancake batter in the stuff. So, this makes for some perfect breakfast drinking.

IHOPS will be available in very limited availability, including the Bacon and Beer Classic in NYC this weekend — which Foodiggity will be attending, and will report back on this brew. Breakfast is gonna rule!

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The Magic 8-Ball Pint Glass Can Foretell Your Drunkenness

“Pint glass… Am I going to drink too much tonight?” Well, if you’re talking to your pint glass, perhaps you’ve already answered your own question.

The Mystic Pint Glass has the answers to your burning yes or no questions, regardless of how slurred they’re delivered. Up to twenty fortunes are possible.

Is this glass a wise investment? Answer unclear… perhaps we can make our own decision after a few pints.

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