Show About this itemDescriptionSun King Brewery Sunlight Cream Ale celebrates American brewing tradition. This cream ale is a nod to an American invention. Sun King's Sunlight Cream Ale is brewed by balancing smooth malt complexity with a crisp, clean finish.
Additional informationGOVERNMENT WARNING: (1) According to the Surgeon General, women should not drink alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects. (2) Consumption of alcoholic beverages impairs your ability to drive a car or operate machinery, and may cause health problems. The sale of alcohol to minors is prohibited. Federal and state laws require licensed retailers to purchase alcohol from licensed wholesalers. You agree that any alcohol purchased from Sam’s Club is intended for your personal consumption and not for resale. Alcoholic beverages may not be available in certain Sam’s Club locations and/or during certain hours or days due to local laws and regulations and certain licensing restrictions. You are solely responsible for the purchase of any alcohol from Sam’s Club, including compliance with the law of your local jurisdiction. The unlawful purchase of alcohol either for yourself or for others may subject you to criminal penalties including significant fines, suspension of your driver's license, community service and/or jail. "Membership is required to complete an in-club or curbside pickup purchase at Sam's Club." Member reviews & questionsFor seven years, beer from Indianapolis' largest brewery has been unavailable for purchase from grocery and convenience stores. The reason: Per Indiana law, these retailers are unable to sell beer refrigerated, which Sun King says is necessary for freshness. Until now. Sun King has announced that two of its year-round brews, Sunlight Cream Ale and Wee Mac Scottish Ale, now will be sold at retailers including CVS, Fresh Market, Kroger, Marsh, Meijer, Sam's Club, Target, Wal-Mart and Whole Foods. So yes, this means the brewery has found a way to maintain its quality standards even after the beer warms. These Indiana beers are gold medal winners Since Sun King opened in 2009, the brewery has chosen to always keep its beer cold throughout its lifetime — from the canning line to trucks to liquor store coolers. “Beer is best fresh kept cold. We still wholeheartedly believe in that,” said Dave Colt, co-founder and head brewer of Sun King. But through modernized equipment, processing and technology and two years of extensive research, the brewery finally has gotten to a point where Colt and his partners feel they can have a few of beers out there for people that will taste just fine 90 days in, even if the beer hasn’t been kept refrigerated. Those super science-y improvements include a gas chromatograph, a programmable centrifuge, a new canning line and an updated lab. This allows the brewery to keep things that harm beer out, like light and oxygen, and to test the health and viability of the beer over time. However, Colt said not to expect any hop-heavy beers on grocery shelves anytime soon. “Hops are very sensitive to temperature,” he said. “We’ve been trialing Osiris, which is our hoppy house beer year-round, but it just hasn’t been able to maintain good flavor unrefrigerated for 90 days. … It doesn’t taste bad; it just doesn’t taste the same.” Other less hoppy seasonal brews such as Octoberfests or Irish Stouts may be available at grocery and convenience stores down the road, Colt said. Also new, Sunlight and Wee Mac will be sold at groceries and convenience stores in six- and 12-packs of 12-ounce cans. Typically Sun King beers are packaged in four-packs of 16-ounce cans, but they have found 12-ounce cans to be better for the retail space. The brewery still recommends that beer be refrigerated and consumed within 90 days of its packaged date, which is printed on all cans. Cans are expected to hit grocery shelves statewide starting July 25. Follow IndyStar reporter Amy Haneline on Twitter and Instagram: @amybhaneline, and Facebook. Call her at (317) 444-6281. Indy beer bar named one of Midwest's bests Is Sun King only in Indiana?Sun King Brewing is a brewery in the Cole-Noble District of Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. It is the largest brewery in Indianapolis and the second largest brewery in the state.
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Sun King Brewing.. Where is Sun King from?The Sun King Brewery in Carmel, Indiana offers our handmade spirits, beer, and food from our partners La Margarita, The Den by Foxgardin, and Queenie's Pizza. Sun King Spirits is an all-ages space, but you must be 21+ years of age to enjoy our beer or spirits.
Who owns Sun King Brewing?and Mishawaka, Ind. in 2022. Conceived by two professional brewers, Dave Colt and Clay Robinson, and started with the help of family and friends, Sun King rolled out their first keg of beer in July of 2009. Over the years, Sun King has grown to become one of Indiana's best-selling and most award-winning breweries.
What kind of beer is Sun King cream ale?Clear and golden color to go with clean pilsner-like aroma: cracker malt and Noble-hop spice. Interesting flavor: floral, Noble, and a sweet, creamy taste. Clean, easy-drinking. Symbiotic bitterness, hop flavor, and malt profile.
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