Wednesday's launch tied the seasonal beer directly to Abdul El-Sayed's Democratic Senate primary win in Michigan, with Minocqua Brewing calling him a "card-carrying member of ANTIFA" in its social media post.
The can copy revives the brewery's "Is it OK to punch a Nazi?" theme, framing antifa as anti-fascism and invoking World War II, Captain America and American democratic ideals to market the beer.
Abdul El-Sayed beat Rep. Haley Stevens on Tuesday, while Fox's report also highlighted criticism of his progressive politics, his reported 2025 household income of $686,069 and his association with streamer Hasan Piker.
The release adds to a string of provocations from the Wisconsin brewery, which earlier promoted free beer when Donald Trump dies and a half-price beer day when Mitch McConnell dies.
Minocqua Brewing is also fighting to keep its permit after Wisconsin regulators moved to revoke it over alleged Illinois beer shipments without required permits and taxes; an administrative appeal has paused the revocation.