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All eyes on Brewery Ommegang's 'King in the North' beer releasing on 23rd November
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This year ends with a number of surprises from HBO and Game of Thrones – firstly, a 3-second-long footage from the eighth season, then the first exclusive image, and finally the official announcement of the airing month. And now it’s time to finally bring in the final instalment of Brewery Ommegang’s Royal Reserve Collection – the ‘King in the North’ beer.
The beer was announced back in August and is fourth and the final beverage from the Royal Reserve Collection. It’s a barrel-aged imperial stout named after Jon Snow A.K.A. Aegon Targaryen which will be available from November 23, at a cost of $12.99.
While announcing the beer Doug Campbell, the President of Brewery Ommegang had revealed:
“There was only one character with whom we could end the Royal Reserve Collection…I don’t think we’re alone in our hopes for Jon Snow. And for those who missed one of the Collections during the year, we’re pleased to offer the opportunity to get all four at once, along with a glass in which to serve them.”
The King in the North as described in the official announcement by Ommegang is “Infused with the rich aromas of roasted malt, coffee, bourbon, and vanilla, King in the North tastes the best with aged cheeses, dark meats, and decadent desserts. It also makes a great dessert on its own.”
HBO’s Vice President of Licensing & RetailJeff Peters too had said, “We’ve now arrived at our fourth and final Royal Reserve beer which celebrates Jon Snow with a big, bold, barrel-aged stout for the long cold nights to come. We expect this one to bring our fans to their feet to toast the King in the North!”
The other beverages previously released from the collection include Hand of the Queen (a barleywine named after Tyrion Lannister), Queen of the Seven Kingdoms(a sour blonde blend named after Cersei Lannister), andMother of Dragons (a deep ruby-tinted mahogany named after Daenerys Targaryen).
And now that the final beverage of this collection is here, how many of you will collect all of these to make the months of April and May even more delightful when the new season of Game of Thrones finally airs? Tell us in the comments.
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