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Broken Skull Beer is a collaboration between Stone Cold Steve Austin and El Segundo Brewing. It offers a double IPA with hops selected by the wrestler and an American lager for a refreshing drink.
“Stone Cold” Steve Austin makes a special announcement that Steve Austin’s Broken Skull American Lager will be available nationwide this Wednesday, March 16,...
Nov 30, 2016 · Learn how the WWE legend created his own IPA with El Segundo Brewing Co. and why he prefers hoppy beers over light ones. Discover his iconic beer moments in the ring and his fondness for...
Dec 8, 2022 · Professional Westling Hall of Famer Steve Austin's Broken Skull IPA and Lager have helped propel El Segundo Brewing Company to new heights while providing returns for both parties involved.
Dec 15, 2016 · Learn how the wrestling legend consumed 115 beers in one night, used beer props to mess with his opponents, and got drunk after matches. Find out which beer he drank and why he once had to...
Oct 11, 2019 · The wrestling legend collaborated with El Segundo Brewing Company to create a 6.7 percent ABV India Pale Ale with tropical flavors. The beer, which was featured on WWE's "Monday Night Raw", is...
Nov 17, 2015 · The WWE legend talks about his transition from light beer to craft IPA, his collaboration with El Segundo Brewing, and his preference for cold and hoppy beers. He also reveals his friendship...
Mar 28, 2022 · Stone Cold Steve Austin has partnered with El Segundo Brewing to release a new lager. (El Segundo Brewing) A fan of IPAs, Steve Austin (born Steven Anderson) would often crash a pair of full...
Mar 15, 2022 · From the WWE press release on the beer: The pro wrestling world will be celebrating Austin 3:16 Day on Wednesday of this week. As seen in the video below, WWE Hall of Famer Steve Austin has announced that his Broken Skull American Lager will be released nationwide on 3:16 Day.
WWE Hall of Famer and Texas native, Stone Cold Steve Austin, retuned to his home state to launch his new beer Broken Skull American Lager.
