As surprised as I was to hear about coffee beer; chocolate beer doesn’t surprise me in the least. You’ve got to love people that can’t just leave beer alone; and let it just be beer. Whatever happened to the old saying ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’?
So Who Puts Out Chocolate Beer?
People are making chocolate beer chili; chocolate beer stout floats; chocolate beer dipped marshmallows and more. The list is probably endless but here are some of the bigger names: Samuel Adams Chocolate Bock; Young’s Double Chocolate Stout; Rogue Chocolate Stout; Bison Chocolate Stout; and Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout. What, no Miller Lite 64 Calorie Chocolate Parfait? Sheesh.
And the Top 10 Chocolate Beers from 2011
Coasting in at number 10 we have a California Chocolate Porter; number nine is from good old Wisconsin and they call it Hot Chocolate (it comes with a free slice of cheese… Just kidding); Ohio brings in number seven-Bison Organic Chocolate Stout; number six from New York is Chocolate Indulgence Stout (sounds about as decadent and deluxe as a New Yorker); Wisconsin pops up again at number five with Oscar’s Chocolate Oatmeal Stout (ugh); number three is Young’s Double Chocolate Stout put out by Wells and Young; Sprecher Brewing almost made it to the top with its Generation Porter (where’s the chocolate?); and the number one all time favorite chocolate beer in 2011 is…(drum roll please)… Ft. Collins Brewing Company’s Ft. Collins Chocolate Stout (but what’s in a name?).
If Reese’s thought they had a hit on their hands when the unsuspecting people in the commercial proclaimed “Hey you got chocolate in my peanut butter”…”Hey you got peanut butter on my chocolate”; imagine the commercials for this. “Hey Bub—did you just drop that friggin’ chocolate in my beer?” oh boy.





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