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Leaning into hibiscus was our play, and by complementing that with some elegant New Zealand hops we feel that the appearance and taste of the beer complement the film and the artwork well,” explains Jim Raras.

“We did Red Room Ale last year, which was a fruited beer, so when we decided to do another red-themed beer we wanted to do something different from an ingredient and stylistic perspective.

The result of the Mikkeller/Lynch collaboration is a hoppy pale ale with hibiscus, which gives the beer its deep red color. We gave Marietta a bit of ‘Sally style’ ,” explains Shore. They sent us a still from the movie of Marietta smearing her red lipstick all over her face. “Lynch’s team came up with the name for the beer and asked if we would like to make a beer inspired by the character Marietta. Mikkeller’s Art Director Keith Shore exchanged ideas about the label design with the film director. “For us this was part two of a wonderful dream, given that we’re all huge fans of David’s work,” says Jim Raras, General Manager of Mikkeller Brewing NYC.ĭavid Lynch has approved the full process - from the concept and name to the sensory analysis and artwork. This year, Mikkeller and the Festival are premiering a beer inspired by Lynch’s film Wild at Heart. The collaboration between David Lynch and Mikkeller started when the New York Division of the beer company brewed three Twin Peaks-inspired beers for last year’s Festival of Disruption.

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