
O' My Darling
Pilsner-style lager
Munich Dunkel-style lager
The gold standard light beer
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Flavors of Tomato, Salt & Lime
Flavors of Lime & Salt
Flavors of Mango & Chile Peppers
Flavors of Pineapple & Chile
Flavors of Watermelon & Chile
Flavors of Strawberry & Chile
Flavors of Chile & Lime
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Refreshing Mango & Chamoy Flavors
Refreshing Guava & Pineapple Flavors
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Pilsner-style lager
Munich Dunkel-style lager
The gold standard light beer
Flavors of Tomato, Salt & Lime
Flavors of Lime & Salt
Flavors of Mango & Chile Peppers
Flavors of Pineapple & Chile
Flavors of Watermelon & Chile
Flavors of Strawberry & Chile
Flavors of Chile & Lime
Refreshing Mango & Chamoy Flavors
Refreshing Guava & Pineapple Flavors
Flavors of Hibiscus
Flavors of Cucumber & Lime
Flavors of Pineapple
Vibrant Strawberry Flavor

Give a warm, southern welcome to the o' my darling. The different ingredients create a beer cocktail that combined the flavors of a southern breakfast — maple syrup and pumpkin spice with a hint of orange.
Step 1: Combine the whiskey, syrup, lemon juice, blood orange gastrique, and bitters into a shaker.
Step 2: Fill half with ice and shake well.
Step 3: Strain the mixture into a cocktail glass and top with Modelo Especial.
Step 4: GARNISH:
Orange Peel
*Bartender Notes 12 Juiced Blood Oranges
3⁄4 qt. Sugar
1⁄4 Cup Red Wine VinegarMelt the sugar in a medium sauce pan. Mix in the orange juice and bring to a simmer. Add the red wine vinegar and allow it to reduce.
Step 1: Combine the whiskey, syrup, lemon juice, blood orange gastrique, and bitters into a shaker.
Step 2: Fill half with ice and shake well.
Step 3: Strain the mixture into a cocktail glass and top with Modelo Especial.
Step 4: GARNISH:
Orange Peel
*Bartender Notes 12 Juiced Blood Oranges
3⁄4 qt. Sugar
1⁄4 Cup Red Wine VinegarMelt the sugar in a medium sauce pan. Mix in the orange juice and bring to a simmer. Add the red wine vinegar and allow it to reduce.