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Beer²: The Root Beer Boilermaker
A boilermaker with better manners. Beer² drops a chilled Soda Jerk Root Beer Shot straight into a cold light lager. Creamy, nostalgic root beer meets crisp beer in a two-ingredient drink that goes down way too easy. Drink it while it's still laughing at you.
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz Soda Jerk Root Beer Shot, well chilled
- 12 oz light lager, cold
Makes 1 drink.
How to make a root beer boilermaker
- Pour a cold light lager into a pint glass or mug.
- Drop the chilled Soda Jerk Root Beer Shot straight in, glass and all, or pour it in.
- Drink it down while it's still foaming. Be a Jerk responsibly.
Variations & swaps
- Amber or wheat beer: trade the light lager for an amber ale or wheat beer for a richer, maltier match.
- Root Beer Bomb: use a stout instead of lager for the creamy, dessert-leaning cousin of this drink.
- Sipper, not a dropper: skip the drop and just pour the shot alongside the beer to sip both.
FAQ
What is a boilermaker?
A boilermaker is a beer served with a shot, traditionally whiskey. Beer² swaps the harsh shot for a creamy Root Beer Shot, so you get all the ritual of a boilermaker with a smooth, soda-fountain finish instead of the burn.
What beer goes best with a root beer shot?
A clean, crisp light lager lets the creamy root beer flavor lead. For something richer, an amber ale or a stout (see the Root Beer Bomb) both work beautifully.
Is Beer² strong?
The Root Beer Shot is 35% ABV, added to a full beer, so it drinks stronger than a beer alone. Pace yourself, 21+ only.