Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats® launches its second Benevolence Beer of 2024 to benefit the Milton Theatre, launching just in time for spring concert season at Quayside.
REHOBOTH, Del. (MAY 7, 2024) – On Wednesday, May 15, Dogfish Head’s Rehoboth Brewpub, Brewings & Eats, will launch Standing O (5.3% ABV), its second Benevolence Beer of 2024, in collaboration with the Milton Theatre. Inspired by the theatre’s year-round Mardi Gras theme, this limited-edition American wheat-style ale is a take on a signature New Orleans drink, the Hurricane cocktail. With flavors of passionfruit, Cara Cara orange, pineapple and lime peel taking center stage, Standing O is refreshing, spritzy and fruity. Specially crafted for enjoying music, good times and shows at the Milton Theatre Quayside, the organization’s outdoor entertainment venue, Standing O will be available for on-site consumption in 16oz cans just in time for the first show of the season, on Thursday, May 16.
Standing O will also be available on draft for on-site consumption at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats and to-go in 4pk/16oz cans at Dogfish Head’s Off-Centered EmPOURium in Rehoboth, while supplies last. Priced at $16 per 4pk.
“As the curtain rises on our 10th anniversary, the collaboration between the Milton Theatre and Dogfish Head unveils more than just a special brew; it’s a celebration of the arts and craft, woven into the very fabric of our town,” said Director of the Milton Theatre, Fred Munzert. “We’re so excited to announce ‘Standing O,’ as every sip will celebrate our year-round Mardi Gras theme and will be something that our audience, and Milton, will be proud of.”
To coincide with the launch, Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats will also host a Benevolence Night on May 15, inviting guests to dine and/or drink in support of the Milton Theatre, while enjoying performances from Milton Theatre favorites on the brewpub stage. 10% of all proceeds from the evening will be donated to the local non-profit.
Stemming from the early days of Dogfish Head, its Beer & Benevolence® program is the brewery’s way of giving back to the communities that have nourished its roots in coastal Delaware. Dogfish Head is proud to support the great work taking place in its home state by collaborating with nonprofit organizations to build community, amplify the arts and cultivate environmental stewardship. The brewery’s Beer & Benevolence Beer Series takes its initiatives a step further, with the release of a series of four beers each year, each conceptualized and brewed with a different local non-profit and a portion of the beer’s proceeds benefitting the collaborating organization.
For more information on Dogfish Head’s Beer & Benevolence® program, check out www.dogfish.com/beer-and-benevolence. To learn more about the Milton Theater, visit www.miltontheatre.com.
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery:
With quality, creativity and non-conformity at its core, Dogfish Head® has been committed to brewing unique beers with high-caliber culinary ingredients outside the Reinheitsgebot since the day it opened nearly 30 years ago. Dedicated to exploring goodness of all kinds, Dogfish Head® later expanded its beverage artistry beyond just craft beer to produce award-winning portfolios of full-proof spirits –whiskeys, gins, vodkas, rums and more – and spirits-based, ready-to-drink canned cocktails. A proud supporter of the Independent Craft Brewing Seal, Dogfish Head® is a Delaware-based brand consisting of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery®, a production brewery and tasting room; Dogfish Head Distilling Co.®, a production distillery; Brewings & Eats®, a brewpub and live music venue; Chesapeake & Maine®, a seafood and cocktail spot; and the Dogfish INN®, a beer-themed, canal-front hotel. For more about Dogfish Head, please visit www.dogfish.com or follow the brand on social media.
The Milton Theatre:
The Milton Theatre, located in historic downtown Milton Delaware, has had an illustrious history in its more than 100 year existence. Erected circa 1910, the two-story building served, at one time or another, as the town’s movie theatre, basketball hall, fire station, social center & community stage. Various retail businesses & restaurants also thrived there. It has survived 3 major fires, countless “nor’easters”, and decades of neglect. But now, it proudly stands as a hub of artistic culture, not just to the town of Milton, but to the Delmarva Peninsula.
