Posted on 03/03/2021 5:59:53 AM PST by mylife
2021 marks the 50th birthday of Cadbury Creme Eggs. Jeez, those guys don’t look a day over 21…
To celebrate Creme Egg’s golden jubilee, Cadbury has teamed up with legendary beer brewers Goose Island to launch a Creme Egg beer.
Golden Goo-Beer-Lee (incredible word play there) Creme Stout has been developed with a blend of malted barley, oats, wheat and milk sugar that mirror the rich and creamy texture of the nation’s favourite gooey chocolate egg. The limited-edition stout is brewed with cacao nibs and vanilla beans that lift the chocolatey and creme notes for a celebratory drink that is smooth, rich and egg-cellently balanced for Cadbury Creme Egg fans to enjoy.
God, can’t you just smell the creamy, chocolatey head through your phone/computer/tablet screen?
Raphael Capitani, Brand Manager, Cadbury Creme Egg, added: “We’re excited to announce our collaboration with Goose Island and limited-edition Golden Goo-Beer-Lee Creme Stout that is available now for all Cadbury Creme Egg lovers to try. We have always celebrated the unique and wonderful ways of enjoying a Cadbury Creme Egg and with this launch we are taking EATertainment to a whole new level. We can’t wait for people to try our very first beer and raise a glass to five delicious decades of Cadbury Creme Egg!”
Andrew Walton, Master Brewer at Goose Island said: “With the Golden Goo-Beer-Lee Creme Stout we knew that we would be reaching a wide range of people with different levels of experience with craft beer! We wanted to make sure that for whoever tried this beer, it would be unique and delicious. The tasty flavours of the stout complement the iconic Cadbury Creme Egg; we wanted to big up the chocolate and creaminess of the beer while keeping it super drinkable.”
The delicious Golden Goo-Beer-Lee Creme Stouts are available from the Goose Island website in packs of two from 11am on Wednesday 3rd March 2021. But be quick – there’s only a limited supply!
I’ve been sober for 5 years, but when I drank, I enjoyed Goose Island’s brews. Not sure I would’ve sprung for this, though.
It does sounds gross because the goo inside Cadbury creek eggs is vile. Now, Cadbury mini eggs, that’s quite another story...
This will be gone in a year.
Don’t ask me why, but many years ago I tried a beer that was supposed to taste like bacon and maple syrup. It tasted like neither. I believe that beer is still around. I have no idea why. Is there anyone left who will not gimmick their product line?
Two dudes going to share that too?
Cadbury? No thanks. I am not a fan of homos in ads for Easter. I will not give them my money for them to use it to fund their agenda.
Here’s the best milk stout I am aware of:
https://wiseacrebrew.com/gotta-get-up-to-get-down
Well, because BACON!
What a terrible thing to do to a beer.
IMO, Goose Island IPA is the foundational standard of IPA.
They ruined a good beer.
Well, because BACON!
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That was my thought too.
Everything + Bacon = good
Unfortunately, I do not believe they used real bacon flavor at all. In fact, the maple flavor tasted like that cheap glycol smelling substitute, but then again, I’d not have expected them to use real maple syrup in a mass produced beer.
Fake bacon is a fail
Witness Bake~O’s
Not after their last ad campaign.
After that ad. anything associated with the Cadbury name is dead to me!
I believe many of these food oddities are a marketing ploy aimed at those that will try anything if it sounds kind of cool or really disgusting. I bet you could advertise candy that tastes like dog crap and sell it.
Degusting
I grew up in part in England and loved Cadbury cream eggs. Used to buy them at tube (subway) stations in London. Not any more. The mere thought of those cream eggs and the homosexuals turns my stomach.
Cadbury, the queer egg candy company?
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