There’s a new beer that pays homage to the Pantera album Vulgar Display Of Power!
In a new collaboration between KnuckleBonz and Great South Bay Brewing in NY, there will be a new beer called ‘Pantera – Vulgar Display of Lager.‘ Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo shared news of this beer via his Instagram page. In a caption associated with a video announcing the Vulgar Display Of Power beer, the Pantera frontman writes:
“A New Level!
“Presenting the latest in the @KnuckleBonz Beverage Series: @Panteraofficial ‘Vulgar Display of Lager’ Beer in Collaboration with Great South Bay Brewing in NY;
Ships from Half Time Beverage to 33 States in the USA
“Order Now: (LINK IN BIO)
https://halftimebeverage.com/pantera-vulgar-display-of-lager-35343
“The Pantera® Vulgar Display of Lager (5.9%) – By selecting nothing but the finest of ingredients coupled with traditional methods, the result is quite a “Vulgar Display of Lager” with a complex flavor profile that is cold fermented for the crisp and refreshing experience you’d expect from a world class German Lager.
“The first 500 Customers receive a Free Poster
(poster is a numbered/limited-edition of 500)”
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This sounds like a great beverage to enjoy while throwing on the Pantera album Vulgar Display Of Power. The album just celebrated its 30th anniversary back in February; you can find some of our exclusive interview coverage with Anselmo, where he talks about the Pantera album and the songs “This Love,” “Mouth For War,” and “Walk.”
“Vulgar Display of Lager” is just one of the many band related beverages that exist today. KnuckleBonz is also responsible for the new AC/DC beer called AC/DC For Those About To Rock Ale. Cannibal Corpse also just announced a new mead honey wine called Unleashing the Bloodthirsty. There’s also the Deftones Phantom Bride IPA, as well as the non-alcoholic Lamb of God Ghost Walker beer.
Don’t miss out on this exciting new Pantera collaboration!
In other Pantera Vulgar Display Of Power news, the band announced a new graphic novel that celebrates the 1992 album.
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Words by: Michael Pementel
