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Indiana Brewery Develops Git-R-Done Beer for Larry the Cable Guy

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Can art shows Git-R-Done Cream Ale. (Credit: Carson's)

Larry the Cable Guy becomes the latest celebrity to get a craft beer named in his honor.

Earlier this week, upstate New York brewery Butternuts Beer & Ale announced it was releasing a beer in honor of legendary metal band Anthrax. In January, Crying Eagle Brewing in Arkansas welcomed rockers Foreigner into the brewery to release its Hop Blooded IPA.

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Now, Carson’s Brewery out of Evansville, Indiana, has announced it’s brewing Git-R-Done beer, a cream ale. “Git-R-Done” is Larry the Cable Guy’s motto (and also the name of his book, the title of one of his stand-up shows, and a logo on his own line of gear).

“Larry the Cable Guy represents the nuts and bolts of the heartland of America,” brewery owner Jason Carson tells CraftBeer.com.

Carson says the comedian (whose name off-stage is Daniel Lawrence Whitney) is a big beer fan, and his rep reached out to Carson’s to see if they’d be interested in partnering with him. The brewery worked up a few recipes for him to sample, and they landed on the cream ale as the favorite.

This is the brewery’s first wide release of a cream ale. The Indiana brewery has seven core beers that distribute to seven Midwest states.

We asked what motivated the partnership, and Carson’s says they were definitely working the humor angle with Git-R-Done beer.

“Our partnership is our way of bringing a smile to the face of every American during these unsettled times,” Carson says.

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The can art for Git-R-Done Cream Ale features the comedian in front of an American flag with “This beer is made in America!” inscribed on the front of the label.

Git-R-Done launches April 1, with 12 oz cans coming May 1.

Jess Baker walked into a beer fest in 2010 and realized beer had come a long way from what her dad had been drinking since the 70s. She served as editor-in-chief of CraftBeer.com from spring 2016 to spring 2020, bringing you stories about the people who are the heartbeat behind U.S. craft brewing. She's a runner, a die-hard Springsteen fan, a mom who is always scouting family-friendly breweries, and always in search of a darn good porter.

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