gtpro
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Not sure if this has been posted yet but check it out. Cant knock them for lack of creativity.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38376048/ns/us_news-weird_news/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38376048/ns/us_news-weird_news/
Beer served in roadkill-the newest BrewDog insanity
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WCrane
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Fox has a little more background on the compittion between beer makers in creating extreme brews. Still freaking insane
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/07/22/worlds-strongest-beer-launches-bottle/
I have been increasingly impressed w/ BrewDog, but this is a bit crazy...at least the part about the road kill...
This brewery, that I like to think of as the Dogfish Head of Scotland, has made quite a niche out of doing ice distilled beers (which I assume this one is too...). They also make a 32% imperial stout called Tactical Nuclear Penguin, and a 41% "quadruple" ice distilled IPA called Sink the Bismark!.
I wish I could get some of these here, but at least in NC, these WAY exceed the maximum ABV for beer, and would essentially be considered spirits...perhaps I could get the ABC to import them!
This brewery, that I like to think of as the Dogfish Head of Scotland, has made quite a niche out of doing ice distilled beers (which I assume this one is too...). They also make a 32% imperial stout called Tactical Nuclear Penguin, and a 41% "quadruple" ice distilled IPA called Sink the Bismark!.
I wish I could get some of these here, but at least in NC, these WAY exceed the maximum ABV for beer, and would essentially be considered spirits...perhaps I could get the ABC to import them!
