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BARREL-AGED DECADENCE

Our First-Ever Canned Vintage Beer

Introducing Parabolita Salted Caramel—a delicious reimagining of our iconic Parabola barrel-aged imperial stout, now available in single 16-ounce cans in all Firestone Walker markets. 

To create this first-ever canned Vintage beer, we aged a selection of Parabola for one year in premium bourbon barrels, then blended it with a complement of Velvet Merlin milk stout to create a silky mouthfeel and a more approachable ABV of 9.2 percent.

Finally, we infused the beer with Madagascar vanilla beans, cocoa nibs and sea salt to achieve a full Salted Caramel-style drinking experience.

“Parabolita has the girth and richness of Parabola, but with a creamier texture,” says Brewmaster Matt Brynildson. “The cocoa nibs and vanilla really accentuate the beer’s boozy caramel malt character. It somehow manages to be massive, mellow and drinkable.”

Adds Barrel Program Manager Eric Ponce, “The dash of sea salt acts just like it does in food. It makes the aromas pop, elevates the flavors and adds texture to the mouthfeel.” 

Want to learn more about Parabolita? Read here

  • ABV – 9.2%

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For Beer Shipments: **CURRENTLY SHIPPING TO: CA, DC, KY, NE, NH, ND, PA, VT, VA*
All beer will be shipped out Monday - Friday, excluding Holidays. 

You must be 21+ to order and receive shipment of beer. Someone 21+ will need to be present to sign with a valid ID for delivery. If not available at time of delivery reach out to UPS or GLS for redelivery of your order.

Please allow a delay of shipments with all new beer releases.

For Beer Returns:

Per state law, alcohol returns can only be accepted if the product is spoiled or otherwise unfit for consumption.

WARNING: Drinking distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and, during pregnancy, can cause birth defects.  For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.