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Other Half Brewing's Ice Cream Colored Lambo Beer is Dessert-Themed

Other Half Brewing's Ice Cream Colored Lambo beer is made with traditional Neapolitan ice cream -- known for its blend of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry flavors. Based in New York, the craft brewery is known for experimenting with unique flavor profiles and for collaborating with local artists that help bring its eye-catching packaging to life.

Its Ice Cream Colored Lambo brew is a collaborative effort with Untitled Art Brewing, a company specializing in can jackets and other drinking accessories that help promote independent artists. Each 16 oz features a 9% alcohol count and is an Imperial Berliner Weisse style beverage.

"Brewed with Neapolitan ice cream sandwiches, strawberries, cacao nibs, vanilla and milk sugar," the beer is naturally sour that is offset with rich and sweet flavor notes, providing balance for adventurous beer fans.
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