Dunkin’ Teams up with Harpoon for a Coffee Porter

Pair with a doughnut.

10.02.18
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For the second year in a row, Boston’s Harpoon Brewing Co. has teamed up with the Canton, MA-based Dunkin’ (née Donuts) to brew a coffee porter with Dunkin’s Espresso Blend Coffee. The collab beer will be available in 12 oz. bottles and on draft across the East Coast.

Harpoon and Dunkin’ are Massachusetts-based behemoths in their respective beverage industries. This past year, Harpoon secured the 18th spot as one of the largest craft breweries in the country, according to the Brewers Association, while Dunkin’ is well-known as one of the largest coffee and baked goods chains in the world.

Harpoon Dunkin’ Coffee Porter at a glance:

  • Notes of dark chocolate and coffee
  • Pair with lamb stew, a decadent dessert, or some doughnuts.
  • 6% ABV

“Dunkin’ has been there for us since the early days when getting the brewery up and running required a lot of beer, and even more coffee,” Harpoon CEO and Co-Founder Dan Kenary shared in a Press Release. “We couldn’t think of a better way to pay tribute to the company that’s helped fuel our success than to create something special for our fans by combining the taste of their favorite morning brew with one of ours.”

If you’re looking to get your coffee beer fill, Dunkin’ Coffee Porter hits shelves this week.

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John A. Paradiso

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John A. Paradiso is the former managing editor at Hop Culture Magazine and current managing editor at Cool Material. His interests include listening to the tunes of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizzard and watching Wes Anderson films. His Wednesdays are spent picking up comics at the local comic book shop and his weekends are spent watching Premier League soccer. He's probably down to get a beer later.

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