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Want brains with your beer? New brew inspired by "The Walking Dead" may be the ticket

By Cox Media Group Web Staff
March 27, 2014

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A new beer will soon be hitting the market and it's inspired by AMC's "The Walking Dead" and it has one key ingredient that will appeal to all zombies -- brains!

Dock Street Brewing Company will soon release Walker.  According to New York Daily News, it's an American Pale Stout that is brewed with cranberries and roasted goat brains.

The brewery said the cranberries give the beer a slight "bloody hue" and the brains, which aren't human but smoked goat brains, give it "intriguing, subtle smoke notes."

Walker, according to the Star Ledger,  will be on tap at the brewery on Sunday, just in time for "The Walking Dead" season finale.

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