At long, long last, your wait is over!
Over the past year or so, we’ve been developing a variety of different seltzer flavors, and we’ve been working hard to put them together in a variety pack, just as you asked.
So, beginning March 1st, the wait will be over. You’ll be able to find our grapefruit, watermelon, mango, and black cherry seltzers in a 12-can variety pack!
Is there anything in the world more synonymous with Valentine’s Day than the Whitman’s Sampler?
Since 1842, the Whitman’s Chocolate Company has been churning out these boxes of delight year-round, but it seems that they become more prevalent in February.
And, while we agree with Mrs. Gump when she told us, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get,” had she simply looked at the interior of the box, she would have realized that there was a map of the chocolates therein waiting for her.
That little map made our job easier this week, as we paired our delicious beers with the delicious chocolates in that ubiquitous little yellow box.
Our long-time fan-favorite is about to hit shelves!
We took our revered sour IPA, Corrosion, already bursting with Citra and Centennial, and we turned it up a notch with a hefty dose of key lime juice and Motueka hops. Corrosion’s bright and citrusy notes of orange and lemon are ramped up with intense lime aromas, intensifying the tangy and vibrant finish, with puckering tartness and vibrant hops hanging in the balance.
Key Lime Corrosion releases today, February 12th, in the Tasting Room and on Monday, February 22nd throughout New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
Read what our fans have to say about Key Lime Corrosion!
Remember that old commercial from the 80s, featuring some kids, after school, rummaging through a refrigerator looking for something to drink?
“Well, we’ve got soda… OJ… some purple stuff….”
(No? Just us? Are we dating ourselves?)
Anyway, this is that purple stuff!
We took our delectable grape shandy, The Purp, and turned it up a notch, added it to our imperial shandy line, and called it That Grape Good Good, available Friday, only in the Tasting Room!
The [big game] is this Sunday!
You know what that means… everything is completely different this year! (…yaaaaaayyyy….)
Well, luckily, not everything. There will still be two teams, four quarters, a halftime show, incredibly expensive commercials, and… of course… Cape May Brewing Company brews.
We caught up with the Brew Crew to find out who they’ll be cheering for on Sunday and which CMBC beer they’ll have by their side.
This week’s release has a lot going on. Not only did we take our inspiration from gooey and decadent chocolate-covered strawberries, but we decided to get them right into the beer, along with turning it into a milkshake IPA, because… well… at that point… why not?
Chocolate and strawberry and lactose and maltodextrin and hops and hops: there’s a lot to talk about here.
Regardless, Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Milkshake IPA — even typing it is a workout — releases in the Tasting Room on Friday, with distribution to New Jersey and Delaware on Monday and Pennsylvania on the 22nd.
Some beers are born great, and others have greatness thrust upon them. For Key Lime Corrosion, both of those things are true.
You see, Key Lime Corrosion began its journey as an already-great beer: Corrosion. Then, for an event for Philly Beer Week in 2016, we had the bright idea to add some key lime juice to Corrosion, thrusting further greatness upon it.
The key lime variant has since become a favorite of fans and staff alike, and we know better than to keep all of that goodness for ourselves, so we’re scaling it up and setting it free. Key Lime Corrosion will be available in the Tasting Room and Brewtique beginning February 12th, and will hit shelves across our area beginning February 22nd!
This week, we decided to check in with one of the mainstays in the Tasting Room, four-and-a-half-year beertender and Tasting Room Supervisor, Danielle Brasch.
“Danielle is a great asset to the Tasting Room,” says Tasting Room General Manager Chris Costello. “She has been a consistent staple on Sundays throughout the years and has a great following of regulars. As the leader for our Social Committee, she is a big cheerleader, not only for the team here in the Tasting Room but across the company. Cape May Brewing Company would not be the place it is without Danielle Brasch.”
Get to know Danielle!
Let’s face it, there are few holidays out there as gloriously silly as Groundhog Day.
There’s a guy in Edwardian dress, replete with top hat and bow tie, and, at the absolute ass-crack of dawn, he yanks a sleeping rodent out of a tree stump and… somehow… predicts the weather.
On top of that ridiculousness, this all takes place in Punxsutawney: a town that’s smaller than 3.5 square miles in size, with only about 5,000 people, in a place called Gobbler’s Knob.
Yet, the one question you’ll hear over and over on February 2nd is, “Did the groundhog see his shadow?” because if he did it means one thing and if he didn’t it means another and no one can ever remember which is which (and we have no intention of clearing it up here).
Frankly, we’re surprised that it took Bill Murray until 1993 to make fun of it.
Yet, Groundhog Day is one of the most insanely funny films ever made. It’s a ridiculous premise built on top of a ridiculous actual event: meteorologist Phil Connors is forced to repeat the same day over and over, and that day just happens to be the most ridiculous day imaginable — Groundhog Day.
So, in true Bill Murray fashion, we asked the Brew Crew which day from their life that they’d want to repeat over and over and which Cape May Brewing Company beer they’d want along for the ride.
This Valentine’s Day, we’ll be celebrating Opposites Attract, beginning at noon on February 12th, and extending all weekend long!
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