Ella Langley Has Her Own Shiner Beer, And Fans Will Want to Grab It Fast
- All Country News
- Aug 14
- 2 min read
Ella Langley is officially giving fans something new to crack open during her Dandelion era.
The country music powerhouse has teamed up with iconic Texas brewery Shiner for Dandelion, a limited-edition Honey Kölsch inspired by Langley’s chart-topping album of the same name.
And honestly, country music and an ice-cold Shiner? That combination was probably inevitable.
The new brew is described as crisp, easy-drinking and refreshing, with honey adding a subtle floral sweetness alongside a balanced malt flavor and clean finish. In other words, it sounds tailor-made for tailgates, back porches and blasting Ella Langley a little louder than your neighbors would probably prefer.
The collaboration also feels like a natural next step for Langley and Shiner.
Fans may remember spotting plenty of Shiner Bock throughout the official music video for her record-breaking hit “Choosin’ Texas.” Now, the relationship has gone from a few bottles on screen to Langley getting a beer inspired by one of the biggest projects of her career.
Shiner says the partnership celebrates authenticity, craftsmanship and, of course, all things Texas, qualities that line up pretty perfectly with Langley’s rapidly growing country music brand.
And while her career continues to explode, Shiner isn’t exactly new to the game.
The brewery has been making beer in Shiner, Texas, since 1909, and every drop is still brewed there more than 117 years later.
Dandelion officially hit retailers on Thursday, August 13, with prices starting at $9.99 while supplies last.
There is one catch: this one won’t be everywhere.
The beer is available primarily across Texas, with limited distribution in Oklahoma, Kansas, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio. A handful of draft accounts in additional markets will also receive limited quantities.
So if you’re an Ella Langley fan hoping to get your hands on a pack, you might want to move fast.
Because between a limited-edition run, Langley’s red-hot momentum and a beer literally inspired by Dandelion, there’s a pretty good chance these won’t stay on shelves for long.
Ella Langley has officially entered the beer business, and her Dandelion era just got a whole lot colder.
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