This sauce’s profile is unlike any other we’ve tried. While Worcestershire can typically have a reputation as being tart and tangy, we love how this one leads with sweet and malty notes. It’s brewed in small batches before it’s carefully strained and bottled. And it begins with award-winning Milwaukee amber lager from Lakefront Brewery—mellow, yet rich. Made from a family recipe, it has far more noticeable layers than the typical grocery store variety, but still offers that special flavor boosting quality Worcestershire is known for. Indian tamarind, molasses and Demerara sugar offer a unique sweetness, while madras curry, peppercorn and cinnamon yield a balanced warmth. We especially love the use of tomato paste here, which is relatively uncommon, and the classic umami base that comes from classic anchovy paste and soy.

​ [/description-break] Ingredients [/title]Ingredients: Beer (Malt Amber Lager), Apple Cider Vinegar, Vinegar, Demerara Sugar (Natural Cane Sugar), Molasses, Soy Sauce (Water, Wheat, Soybeans, Salt), Tomato Paste, Sea Salt, Tamarind, Spices, Garlic, Onion, Tabasco Sauce (Vinegar, Red Pepper, Salt), Anchovy Paste[/accordion] Specifications [/title]​Net Weight: 8 ounces
Place of Origin: Milwaukee, Wisconsin [/accordions-break]Family-run Colonel Pabst produces a Worcestershire sauce unlike any other.[/banner_heading]The company is named after the current owners’ great grandfather, who was a master brewer, Prohibition fighter, farmer and conservationist. He handed down his passion for brewing to his children and so on and now that translates to Worcestershire sauce, not just beer.[/banner-text-break]You can use this wherever you’d use your favorite Worcestershire, especially in places where you’d like a sweeter profile. A splash added to a marinade, robust caesar dressing or even a bloody Mary goes a long way. The sweet malty notes pairs wonderfully with briny oysters (use atop grilled ones or into the cocktail sauce for raw bivalves). It offers a boost to rich fried foods, savory grilled veggies and earthy mushrooms. And of course, it really highlights the flavor of beef—add a tablespoon to burgers or meatloaf. Or use in place of the chimichurri in our . [/how-to-use-break]KITCHEN NOTES