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Death By Chocolate Crowned Champion In Creamery’s 2021 Flavor Madness Bracket

Once again, the Berkey Creamery’s beloved Death By Chocolate flavor has trumped the competition in this year’s Flavor Madness bracket.

The annual competition pits the Creamery’s most iconic flavors up against each other in a March Madness-style tournament decided through fan voting. Death By Chocolate emerged victorious over Bittersweet Mint in the final round of this year’s bracket.

Death By Chocolate competed against some of the classics, including Monkey Business, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, Grilled Stickies, and WPSU Coffee Break.

This is far from Death By Chocolate’s first title in the annual competition. The flavor won the bracket in 2020, 2019, and 2017.

To celebrate the variety’s big win, the Creamery is offering $1 off all Death By Chocolate pints through Friday, April 16. To use the online-only discount, enter code “SCOOPCHAMP” at checkout.

With the 2021 Flavor Madness tournament now over, we are left to wonder what the 2022 bracket has in store. Will Death By Chocolate’s impressive dynasty ever come to an end? Well, we’ll need to wait until next year to find out.

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Alex is a senior from New Canaan, CT, pursuing the Master's of Accounting program and minoring in journalism. She spends most of her free time with friends, watching "Curb Your Enthusiasm", or trying to figure out the buses. Her favorite things are getting breakfast sandwiches on a Sunday morning, listening to new music, and... writing for OS, of course! She can be reached through her email alexandragpepe@gmail.com.

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