[Buffalo Wild Wings Not Your Father’s Root Beer courtesy of B-Dubs FB Page]

(Minneapolis, MN) – Wing lovers over the age of 21 ordering from select Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants in California can now add beer and wine to their DoorDash delivery and take-out orders, designed to offer a convenient, customizable experience outside of the restaurant.

Customers can build their own six-pack by mixing and matching domestic, craft and imported beers, and even add a bottle of red or white wine to their order. Orders are available for delivery, via DoorDash only, or as a “Beer-To-Go” takeout option in the restaurant. All beer and wine options are offered at competitive prices, although prices and participation may vary. See below for list of beer and wine available.

Currently, 19 restaurants are participating in the pilot program located in Los Angeles (10), San Francisco (5), Sacramento (3) and San Diego (1), although B-Dubs is hoping to expand into additional markets and states to further test the pilot program. Additional terms and conditions apply to orders involving alcohol, so customers should review the requirements before placing an order.

In 2017, Buffalo Wild Wings launched limited tests of a similar takeout program at select restaurants in Wisconsin and Ohio.

Beer & Wine Available Through Buffalo Wild Wings Pilot Program in CA

· Domestic Beer: Bud Light, Bud Light Lime, Budweiser, Coors Banquet, Coors Light, Michelob Ultra, Miller Lite, Pabst Blue Ribbon (16 oz.), O’Doul’s N/A

· Craft/Imported Beer: Angry Orchard Rose Cider, Corona Extra, Corona Light, Heineken, Lagunitas 12th of Never Ale (19.2 oz. can), Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Modelo Especial Not Your Father’s Root Beer, Not Your Father’s Mountain Ale, Pacifico, Tecate Original (16 oz. tall boy), Truly Spiked & Sparkling, Stone Delicious IPA

· Wine: Bella Sera, Dark Horse, Ecco Domani, Chateau Souverain, Edna Valley

*These offerings may vary by location, while supplies last. Buffalo Wild Wings works within the confines of the legal parameters suggested by the governing liquor authorities in California.