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Or Check Out the Conversation Here Zach Geballe: From Seattle, Wash., I’m Zach Geballe. and this is a “VinePair Podcast” conversation. We’re bringing you these episodes in between our regular podcasts so that we can explore a range of issues and stories in the drinks world. Today, I’m speaking with vice president of operations Jennifer Yuengling and chief administrative officer Wendy Yuengling, who are sixth-generation leaders of D.G. Yuengling & Son, one of America’s most iconic br...

Yuengling Launches new Raging Eagle Mango Beer with Bold Flavor D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., Americas Oldest Brewery®, is disrupting the beer scene with the launch of its edgy and flavorful brand, Yuengling Raging Eagle Mango Beer; a pilsner beer made with natural mango flavor for a refreshing taste.  This contemporary addition to Yuenglings portfolio is the ideal beverage for legal drinking age adults who are looking for bold, invigorating flavor in their next beer adventure.  At 6.0% ABV, R...

Yuengling introduces new brew: Raging Eagle Mango The mango-flavored Pils is brewed with classic hops, lands at 6.0% alcohol by volume, and pairs great with fish tacos, pad thai, or spicy wings, the brewery says. Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 9:41 AM EST February 2, 2021 POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Note: The video is from March 2020. D.G. Yuengling & Sons, Americas oldest brewery, introduced on Tuesday the latest addition to its beer lineup: Raging Eagle Man...

Yuengling’s new Raging Eagle Mango pilsner targets younger beer consumers Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Feb 02, 2021 D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., in Pottsville announced its newest year-round beer, Raging Eagle Mango. The pilsner targets younger beer drinkers and will be available in cans at convenience stores. Submitted photo Facebook Share America’s oldest brewery is making a bold move with its latest mango-infused release sold in brightly colored cans. D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. in Pott...

USS Constitution Names a Cannon ‘Go Navy’ Ahead of Army-Navy Game USS Constitution officially named one of her 24-poung long guns the “Go Navy” in honor of Navy Midshipmen Football last week. The 121st Army-Navy Game was played on Saturday, December 12, at West Point, N.Y., and CBS Sports televised the game. Army won the close contest, 15-0. “There’s no better way for us to say ‘Go Navy’ than to fire a gun by the same name this morning and each and every morning and evening goin...