The company now has a draft beer-flavored jelly bean.The jelly bean tastes like a Hefeweizen-inspired ale, according to Jelly Belly' Candy Companys website. Note: There is no alcohol in the jelly ...

Just when we thought you'd seen every flavor of jelly bean imaginable, we find out that Jelly Belly has been selling entire cans of beer-flavored jelly beans — and they're nonalcoholic! That's ...

On the eve of Easter and National Jelly Bean Day, let us probe the mysterious origins and unexpected ascendancy of the humble candy. And to celebrate, we've sampled Jelly Belly's newest flavors.

Last year, Jelly Belly released a beer-flavored jelly beans, and for no other reason than I’m not a big candy person, it’s taken me this long to try them. While they sound interesting ...

The Draft Beer jelly beans are not the first alcohol-inspired flavor — that would be 1977's Mai Tai — but it did take the company three years to develop the flavor, inspired by Hefeweizen ale ...

Called Draft Beer, the jelly bean company says it tastes similar to a “Hefeweizen-inspired ale.” “The effervescent and crisp flavor is packed in a golden jelly bean with an iridescent finish.

For more than 100 years, Jelly Belly has been a leading name in the jelly bean industry, with flavors like Buttered Popcorn, Toasted Marshmallow and Bubble Gum. And now? Beer.Jelly Belly debuted ...

Beer was always a highly requested flavor, and back in 2014 the company perfected the first-ever beer-flavored jelly bean. Since, the company has been adding creative packaging to the lineup, like ...

The beer-flavored jelly beans are also available in bulk on Jelly Belly’s website. As of Wednesday morning, the 16-ounce bags were sold out, but Jelly Belly says they will be back on tap by Friday.

When Jelly Belly recently announced it was making a new "Draft Beer"-flavored jelly bean, the dusty bean-blending gears in my brain immediately creaked back to life.

Jelly Belly has brewed up jelly beans for beer-lovers. Known for its flavor innovations, the candy company sells a “ Draft Beer ” flavor that was formulated to taste like a hefeweizen — a ...

Though this isn't the first alcohol-inspired offering from Jelly Belly (Mojito, anyone?), it is the company's first foray into beer-flavored beans. And while the the tiny candies don't contain any ...