Trestle Brewing, an independently owned craft brewery located in the town of Parry Sound in Canada's Ontario province, has launched a peach cobbler wheat ale that is designed to present the kind of flavor profile that perfectly fits with falling leaves, pink sunsets and other fall season aesthetics.
The 'Movin' To The Country' peach cobbler wheat ale brings together the fresh taste of pure peach puree with creamy vanilla notes and the delectable sweetness and spice of cinnamon in a beer that is available for purchase in 473ml cans.
Available for purchase at Trestle Brewing's brick-and-mortal location as well as online, the 'Movin' To The Country' peach cobbler ale is a fine example of incorporating seasonal ingredients and flavor profiles into alcoholic beverages.
Peach Cobbler Wheat Ales
This Delectably Autumnal Beer Combines Peach, Vanilla & Cinnamon
Trend Themes
1. Seasonal Flavor Beers - Breweries can incorporate seasonal ingredients such as cinnamon, peaches, and vanilla into their beer to create unique and flavorful options for customers.
2. Craft Beer - Small, independently owned craft breweries like Trestle Brewing can attract customers with unique and creative beers that highlight local flavors and ingredients.
3. Online Alcohol Sales - With the rise of e-commerce, breweries like Trestle Brewing can expand their customer base by offering online sales of their seasonal and craft beers.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Brewing - Craft breweries can find success by incorporating unique and seasonal flavor profiles into their beer offerings like peach, vanilla, and cinnamon in order to attract customers.
2. Alcohol Sales - The increase in online alcohol sales means that breweries like Trestle Brewing can reach a wider customer base and increase sales by offering their craft beers online.
3. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can benefit from incorporating the trend of seasonal flavors and ingredients into alcoholic beverages to attract customers looking for unique and flavorful options.