Leinenkugel’s paints a picture why it is the quintessential Great Lakes beer

Peter Baker, resident and local historian, stands on the shores Lake Ivanhoe in the Lake Ivanhoe neighborhood near Burlington on Monday, June 20, 2022. Baker is working with the state to get a historical marker placed in the Lake Ivanhoe community, one of the first Black settlements in Wisconsin and the vision of three prominent Black men from Chicago who purchased the 83-acre farm on Ryan Lake in Walworth County.Lake Ivanhoe 1464
Peter Baker, resident and local historian, stands on the shores Lake Ivanhoe in the Lake Ivanhoe neighborhood near Burlington on Monday, June 20, 2022. Baker is working with the state to get a historical marker placed in the Lake Ivanhoe community, one of the first Black settlements in Wisconsin and the vision of three prominent Black men from Chicago who purchased the 83-acre farm on Ryan Lake in Walworth County.Lake Ivanhoe 1464 /
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For many people who live in the Midwest, a beautiful day by the lake is the perfect respite. Whether spent fishing, boating, or just gazing, that relaxing day is capped off by a beautiful sunset. Leinenkugel’s wants one person to celebrate that sunset in style.

Leinenkugel’s is the pride of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. While that Leinie Lodge might have a barstool waiting and a cold beer on draft, the reality is that the refreshing Wisconsin beer is enjoyable anywhere. Although many people appreciate that lighter shandy, another beer has captivated drinkers. Luckily, it has returned to store shelves.

The Leinenkugel’s Sunset Wheat is a Belgian-style witbier. A style of wheat beer, the Sunset Wheat has subtle orange flavors and touch of blueberry. The easy drinking beer has long been a favorite and will be back as of August 15.

To celebrate Sunset Wheat’s return, Leinenkugel’s wants to find a “Sunset Streamer.” This special person will host a livestream of the last Wisconsin summer sunset. Held on Labor Day, this person will toast good times, friends and beer. But, there is a slight catch.

In order to earn this coveted Sunset Streamer position, those who enter must explain why they are “the ultimate beer drinking sunset watcher.” The video submissions need to have a little creativity. Sure, many Mid-western people can have a great turn of a phrase, witty tale from family reunions, or a funny story about football. Still, earning this particular prize will require more than just another Manitowoc Minute reference.

For more information on how to enter, please Leinenkugel’s on Instagram. Also, the Leinie’s Sunset Wheat is available as a stand-alone pack in the Great Lakes region or as part of the Lodge Variety Pack, which is available nationwide.

What is your favorite Leinie’s beer? Do you have a great Wisconsin Sunset story?