Twelve Penn State Alumni-Owned Breweries To Launch ‘Buckeye Tears’ Beer
Twelve Penn State alumni-owned Pennsylvania breweries are joining forces to release “Buckeye Tears,” a 4.09% Cold IPA, Breweries in Pennsylvania announced Wednesday.
Excited to share our next statewide beer collab. "Buckeye Tears" will release early October at 12 Penn State alumni owned breweries across PA
— Breweries In PA (@BreweriesinPA) September 27, 2023
The 4.09% Cold IPA is the perfect tailgating beer & #WeAre certain you'll love it
Details on where to find it -> https://t.co/oHEPJrjfxb pic.twitter.com/avULi9SREv
State College brewery Antifragile Brewing is a part of the alumni creation team, along with Acrospire Brewing, Blondes and Brewnettes, Cellar Works, Grist House, Hidden Stories Brewing, Locust Lane Craft Brewery, Mechanist Brewing, Michaux Brewing, Moo-Duck Brewing, Rough Edges Brewing, and ShuBrew.
“Obviously no harm is meant. We just think ‘Buckeye Tears’ is the perfect name for a beer that will honor Penn State heading to the National Championship in 2023,” Breweries in Pennsylvania’s release said. “No one in Ohio wants to see that.”
Buckeye Tears will be available on tap and in cans at the 12 breweries across the state beginning in early October, according to Breweries in Pennsylvania.
Folks can also purchase a framed sign featuring the Buckeye-inspired label on Breweries in Pennsylvania’s website.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Retired Marine To Professor: How Colonel Jake Graham Has Immersed Himself In Penn State Community
After 26 years of service with the Marines, Graham works as a professor, lab director, and coach at Penn State.
Penn State Softball Season Ended By Texas State In NCAA Regionals
A sixth inning grand slam was too much for the Nittany Lions to overcome.
Penn State Baseball To Face Illinois In Big Ten Tournament
The Nittany Lions will take on the Illini at 7 p.m. on Tuesday in Omaha, Nebraska.
Four-Time National Champion Carter Starocci Announces Return To Penn State Wrestling For Final Year
“With one year of eligibility left, I want to end my collegiate career on my terms. Healthy, in style, and in a dominant fashion.”