D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., which holds the honor of being America's oldest brewery due to it being operated since 1829, is displaying its patriotism and social consciousness with the introduction of limited-edition cans of American lager that are part of a campaign to support military veterans.
Released as part of a collaboration with Team Red, White & Blue, a military veteran non-profit organization that is also known as Team RWB, this American lager is part of the brewery's year-round Stars & Stripes program.
These limited-edition cans of American lager will be sheathed in a special desert camouflage print and a logo of Team RWB, which has spent well over a decade giving military veterans the means and opportunities that they need in order to enhance their health and wellness.
Veteran-Supporting American Lagers
This Lager Helps Veterans Enhance Their Health & Wellness
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