Well, that was quick.
Youngsters on the internet recently started using the phrase “OK boomer” to disparage older generations. Now, a Delaware brewery is trying to jump on the bandwagon with a new beer.
Dogfish Head Brewery revealed the new beer, simply called “OK Boomer,” on their Twitter page Friday. There, they described “OK Boomer” as “more than just a phrase, it’s our latest brewpub exclusive! This winter warmer is brewed with cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, star anise, house-toasted walnut flour & kiln coffee malt for an earthy sipper with notes of spice & toffee.”
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On the brewery’s website, the company explained the beer’s story.
According to Dogfish, “The story of our newest Rehoboth brewpub exclusive ‘OK, Boomer’ begins with the story of Old Man Winter — a colloquialism of the winter season derived from a mash-up of ancient Greek mythology and old-world pagan beliefs. The term ‘OK, Boomer’ could be viewed as a Gen Z evolution of the Old Man Winter concept, like ‘Out with the old and in with new!’ while still kinda sorta respecting our elders.”
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The site describes the recipe for OK Boomer as “a 7% ABV winter warmer beer concept, built around the earthy and spicy notes of these ingredients in descending order of prominence: a spice blend including cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and star anise, along with house-toasted walnut flour and kiln coffee malt.”
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Dogfish Brewery says “OK Boomer” will be available for the holiday season at the Rehoboth brewpub. The company will also be offering to-go growlers of the beer.
