Texas brewer known for zany pickle beers introducing variety pack in San Antonio with two new flavors

The variety assortment will include its Spicy and Bloody Mary flavors as well as two new flavors exclusive to the 12-pack.

Martin House Brewing’s Best Maid Pickle Beer Variety Pack will be available in San Antonio starting next week. - Facebook / Martin House Brewing Company
Facebook / Martin House Brewing Company
Martin House Brewing’s Best Maid Pickle Beer Variety Pack will be available in San Antonio starting next week.
San Antonians have certainly puckered up to Martin House Brewing Co.'s pickle-flavored beers. Now, they'll get to suck on two new varieties when a variety 12-pack of the salty brews hit store shelves next week.    

The Texas brewer's Best Maid Pickle Beer Variety Pack will include its previously released — and hella popular — Spicy and Bloody Mary flavors as well as two flavors exclusive to the pack: Bread-N-Butters and Chamoy Drip.

The brews are a collaboration between Martin House and Best Maid Pickles, both based in Fort Worth. The pack will include three cans of each flavor, all clocking in at around 4.7% ABV.

Fans of Texas craft beer may recognize Martin House’s name from other zany flavors such as Murph Juice, a barbecue sauce beer, and Bun Length, a hot dog-flavored hard seltzer.

Yes, really.

The barbecue sauce beer is a partnership between Martin House and T&D BBQ in Weatherford, continuing the brewery’s tradition of teaming up with homegrown businesses.

The Best Maid Pickle Beer Variety Pack will be available in San Antonio-area H-E-Bs and liquor stores starting next week.

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