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Miller announces chocolate beer for the holidays

Flavored beers are most often produced by smaller, regional breweries, while the national brewers tend to stick with the tried-and-true brands that they know their consumers already have a taste for. But it seems like more of the major brewers are catching on to the trend and releasing seasonal or flavored brews. Miller Brewing Co. is introducing a chocolate beer, Frederick Miller Classic Chocolate Lager, that will be sold throughout the midwest from October to December. The beer won a gold medal at the 2005 Great American Beer Festival and is made up of a blend of cacao nibs and six different malts, which supposedly give it a more complex flavor than regular beer. It will be sold in "sold in four packs of 12-ounce bottles and will be marketed for holiday gift giving."

I won't comment on the gifting value of a four-pack of beer, but I guess it's nice to know that the company encourages sharing.

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Filed Under: Fall Flavors, Ingredients, Drink Recipes, New Products
Tags: beer, brewing, chocolate, chocolate beer, fall flavors, gift, holiday, miller, miller brewing co, season, seasonal

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Erin

10-20-2006 @2:30PM Erin said... Only in the Midwest? :(
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dave

10-20-2006 @3:37PM dave said... chocolate...lager!?!?

nasty...please leave beer with flavor to the professionals: Rogue Chocolate Stout, Bison Chocolate Stout
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matt

10-22-2006 @2:30PM matt said... Perfect for the kid who has everything this christmas...
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ken nash

10-23-2006 @8:44AM ken nash said... The Miller's Chocolate beer is somewhat pricey, however, the flavor is excellent - one of the best dark beers I have tasted!
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Kent S.

10-23-2006 @11:35AM Kent S. said... I'll have to try this when I return to the U.S. When I lived in Oregon, I tried several micro-brewed beers with hints of chocolate. I've also written about a chocolate wine on my blog. See here:

Black Mesa's Black Beauty Wine: http://www.exploringchocolate.com/2006/08/black_mesa_winerys_black_beaut.html

Thanks for the great info on interesting chocolate products!

Kent S.
http://www.exploringchocolate.com

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Sandi

10-28-2006 @7:32AM Sandi said... I had this beer last night and it is fantastic. Don't knock it til ya try it. I'm sure you'll be very pleasantly surprised.
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Jeff

11-12-2006 @4:32PM Jeff said... Just had this one and I got to say, IT'S DAMN GOOD!!! Trust me, I thought it would be nasty aswell but this is amazingly good! There is really no taste of Miller in it what so ever. That is the reason I thought it would be nasty but no taste of beer at all really. Just a very smooth choclate flavor. This one is something special! I live in Milwaukee so there is plenty on supply, lol. YEEEEEEEEEAH!! Only drawback is, from what I have seen so far in the liquor store, it only comes in 4 packs and it runs about $5-$6 per. Other then that, which is no biggy, go get some!!!
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ryan

12-06-2006 @4:48PM ryan said... Had this guy last night. I really liked it. I wasn't sure what to expect coming from Miller, but it had a great smell and taste, and smooth. Just maybe a little too sweet for my taste to drink one after another. Would be a great dessert drink to sip after dinner.
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t

12-12-2006 @4:39PM t said... Does anyone know where I could find this in Madison? I've been looking around but I can't seem to find it.
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Nathan

12-31-2006 @1:23PM Nathan said... Does anyone know where to get this beer in Green Bay or the GB area, I went to woodman's and they usually have everything, but not this. I hear its good, but I wanna try it before it runs out!
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