This Luxury Resort Brewed A Beer Using DNA From The NFL’s Most Famous Football

LifestyleSpiritsThis Luxury Resort Brewed A Beer Using DNA From The NFL’s Most Famous FootballByBrad Japhe,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. You can find me at the confluence of food, beverage and travel.Follow AuthorApr 23, 2026, 03:22pm EDTApr 23, 2026, 03:27pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.SummaryNemacolin Resort celebrates the 2026 NFL Draft by unveiling "The Divinity Draft" beer, brewed using microflora from the legendary "Immaculate Reception" football. This unique, limited-edition pilsner-style beer is exclusively for resort guests during their Immaculate Reception Weekend, featuring Terry Bradshaw and Wiz Khalifa.Show More Divinity Draft, an Exclusive Limited-Edition Beer Crafted using DNA from the Football used in the Game’s Most Famous Play the ‘Immaculate Reception’NemacolinThe 2026 NFL Draft is coming to Pittsburgh starting tonight and a nearby luxury property is celebrating by putting the NFL into a draft – or a canned beer, at least. Nemacolin Resort just unveiled The Divinity Draft, a limited edition offering crafted with DNA from the “Immaculate Reception” football. If you’re a Steelers fan you won’t require any further details beyond how they can take your money. But for everyone else, here’s some added background…The Immaculate Reception refers to a pivotal moment in the 1972 AFC Divisional Playoff between the Steelers and the Raiders. With 5 seconds left in the game, Hall of Fame Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw threw a pass that was forcefully deflected by the opposing team’s defensive safety – seemingly ending the play, and the Steelers’ season. But miraculously, the ball was scooped up by Franco Harris right before careening to the ground. He was able to run it into the end zone, clinching the game for the Steelers on what is widely regarded as one of the best plays in NFL hist...