 [Pictured left to right] Mitchell Goetze, Cereta Spencer, Meghan Brody, and Jeffery Kendrick; A portion of the Bulls-Eye beer proceeds are donated to MCVET and Goetze’s Candy Company matched the donation with a second check. BALTIMORE, MD (October 26, 2018) — Goetze’s Candy Company partnered with Monument City Brewing to create the limited edition ‘Bulls-Eye’ beer. The idea began when Rob Goss of Whitey’s Liquors was eating a handful of Goetze’s Caramel Creams candy®, and decided to text Kennith Praay, co-founder of Monument City Brewing, to throw out the idea of brewing a beer using the iconic candies.
 Mitchell Goetze holding the copper kettle after winning the 73rd Kettle Awards BALTIMORE, MD (May 22, 2018) — At the Candy Industry’s 73rd Kettle Awards, Mitchell Goetze, CEO of Goetze’s Candy Co., received the industry’s most prestigious award, the gleaming copper kettle. Goetze's Candy is based in Baltimore, MD, where they've been producing a number of various confectioneries – including their iconic Caramel Creams and Cow Tales – for over a century.
 Iconic American treat maintains nostalgic caramel flavor for generations BALTIMORE, MD (April 2, 2018) — Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., a manufacturer of caramel products produced in the U.S., is excited to announce that April 2, 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the brand’s nostalgic candy, Caramel Creams®. The fifth generation family-owned business owes much of its success to Caramel Creams, their signature product which has always been manufactured in Maryland.
 The world record for the largest Cow Tale measured approximately 10 feet in length BALTIMORE, MD (June 28, 2017) — Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc. announces that they will be setting an all new world record at the Maryland State Fair this year with the largest Cow Tales® ever recorded. A normal Cow Tale is approximately one ounce in size and seven inches in length. Cow Tales are a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center. “We intend to produce the largest Cow Tales anyone has ever seen,” stated Mitchell Goetze, CEO of Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc. “To commemorate the 136th Annual Maryland State Fair, our goal is to create a Cow Tales that measures approximately 10 feet in length.” Cow Tales debuted in 1984 as a companion product to the very successful Caramel Creams® sweet treat. The fun shape and quirky name leant this new item to the younger demographic. Caramel Creams were often referred to as Bulls-Eyes® due to the unique round shape of the caramel with a white center. The name Cow Tales was created by playing off the Bulls-Eyes name but with a little twist in the end. “Tales” refers to the childhood Fairy Tales and was noted in the cow jumping over the moon that was once featured at the end of the Cow Tales logo. The massive Cow Tale will be featured in front of the Bulk Candy Store inside the Exhibition Hall. The last few days of the fair, the Bulk Candy Store will be selling Cow Tales rope with all the proceeds benefiting the Maryland State Fair Scholarship Fund. The 136th unFAIRgettable MY Maryland State fun begins with Preview/Ridemania night on Thursday, August 24. Maryland State Fair buildings, among them the Exhibition Hall where the world’s largest Cow Tales will be located, barns, Midway rides, games and food, Thoroughbred and/or Simulcast horse racing, and more will open on Friday, August 25 – Monday, September 4. For details visit www.marylandstatefair.com. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  Team Give & Goetze right before running the Under Armour Kelly St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock 5k BALTIMORE, MD (March 18, 2016) — Team Give & Goetze kicked off the 2016 race season at the Under Armour Kelly St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock 5k on Sunday March 13th, 2016. There were 13 runners who grabbed their green and joined team Give & Goetze to complete a 5k run through the streets of downtown Baltimore City. Team Give & Goetze completed 40.3 miles, raising over $200 for the Barth Syndrome Foundation. Barth syndrome is an X-linked genetic disorder caused by a mutation in the tafazzin gene, resulting in an inborn error of lipid metabolism. The Barth Syndrome Foundation is the only worldwide volunteer organization dedicated to education, advances in treatment, and finding a cure for Barth syndrome. To learn more, visit www.barthsyndrome.org. Team Give & Goetze is about healthy living and charitable giving. Together, Give & Goetze team members participate in various races to raise awareness and funds for local non-profit organizations. Over the years, beneficiaries have included the Barth Syndrome Foundation, Kennedy Krieger Foundation, Pathfinders for Autism, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake. The race team is comprised of a group of Baltimore runners who help charities prosper one mile at a time. For more information and to follow Give & Goetze events throughout 2016, visit facebook.com/giveandgoetze. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  Christmas tree donated by Goetze's Candy Company to the Festival of Trees BALTIMORE, MD (November 2, 2015) — Be sure to join Goetze’s Candy Company on Friday, November 27 through Sunday, November 29 for the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Festival of Trees! This three-day holiday extravaganza features fairyland forests, gingerbread towns, toy train gardens, 100 gift boutiques, holiday goodies, nightly entertainment, and fun activities for kids. Browse the tree forests to find Goetze’s Candy Company’s 7-foot holiday tree! All proceeds benefit the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Every year Goetze's Candy Company donates a tree at the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Festival of Trees. This year's Goetze's Candy tree features several Goetze-themed ornaments along with a supply of Caramel Creams candy. For more information, visit www.festivaloftrees.kennedykrieger.org. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  The Team members of Give and Goetze run in the 2015 Baltimore Running Festival BALTIMORE, MD (October 23, 2015) — Goetze’s Candy Company’s Team Give and Goetze 2015 charity race season wraps up with feet on the ground at the 2015 Baltimore Running Festival. Despite the chilly temperature, wind, and lost buses, Team Give & Goetze ran a total of 134.1 miles, raising $670.50 for the Barth Syndrome Foundation. The 2015 Team Give and Goetze team consisted of 27 runners who traveled 251.9 miles, and raised a total of $1,259.50. Team Give and Goetze’s 2015 charity miles supported Kennedy Krieger, Baltimore Fire & Police, Pathfinders for Autism, and the Barth Syndrome Foundation. Team Give & Goetze will kick off the 2016 charity race season on Sunday, March 13th, 2016 at Baltimore’s St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock 5K. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  Caramel Creams named one of Sarah Jessica Parker's favorite things as seen in Harper's Bazaar BALTIMORE, MD (October 1, 2015) — Harper’s Bazaar names Caramel Creams® as one of Sarah Jessica Parker’s favorite things. There is a sweet surprise when readers turned to page 136 of the 2015 October edition of Harper’s Bazaar. There you’ll find Sex in the City star Sarah Jessica Parker’s A-List of favorite things, from her gold sandals to her best jeans, along with Goetze’s Caramel Creams! It’s a sweet reminder that even your favorite stars like to indulge in your favorite treats too. Harper's Bazaar is an American women's fashion magazine, first published in 1867. Harper's Bazaar is published by Hearst and, as a magazine, considers itself to be the style resource for "women who are the first to buy the best, from casual to couture." For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  Three lucky winners got a year supply of Goetze’s candy and American made bicycles BALTIMORE, MD (September 25, 2015) — Founded in 1895, Goetze’s Candy Company is celebrating 120 years with Caramel Creams® and Cow Tales® by giving away a year supply of Goetze’s American made candy and American made bicycles to three lucky contest winners. Winners will receive quarterly shipments of Cow Tales (Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, and Caramel Apple), Caramel Creams, Chocolate Caramel Creams, and Mini Cow Tales from Goetze’s Candy, as well as a classic, American made bicycle. Open to legal residents of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Georgia, participants could enter once a day throughout the month of August. Out of thousands of entries, Goetze’s Candy Company extends congratulations to our three winners: Heather M. from Wilmington, North Carolina; Tonya R. from Gastonia, North Carolina; and Meghan C. from Wendall, North Carolina. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams.  Baltimore in a Box Emoji app launched and features Caramel Creams BALTIMORE, MD (August 13, 2015) — The Baltimore in a Box Emoji app was officially launched in August and features the iconic brand image of the Caramel Creams®. “We are excited that our fans will now be able to text, tweet and email our candy image around the world”, stated John Leipold, Director of Sales and Marketing for Goetze’s Candy Co. “We are proud to have been making this iconic brand for over 120 year in a city that we love and are proud to be featured as one of the items that consumers can add to their Baltimore in a Box,” Leipold says. The Caramel Creams emoji along with 60 other images that represent the spirit of city, and can be downloaded from the Apple App store or Google Play Store for free. For more information about Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., Caramel Creams, or Cow Tales visit www.goetzecandy.com. About Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc.
Goetze’s Candy is a fifth generation, family-owned company located in downtown Baltimore, MD. Founded in 1895, we are celebrating 123 years of making sweet treats in the USA. Since the 1940’s, our staple product has been Caramel Creams®—a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center—a tasty, iconic American treat. In 1984, Goetze’s Candy introduced Cow Tales®, an elongated version of the classic Caramel Creams. |
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