Google and Dogfish Head team up

[Houdini]

Not sure if this has been mentioned yet or not, but Google and Dogfish Head teamed up to create a new beer called URKontinent. Check out the link, interesting stuff!

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/forkintheroad/2011/09/google_teams_up.php



- Houdini

 

[unionrdr]

Saw that on facebook yesterday. I think it's a cool idea,like that other one they did with something from each continent. Like to taste that one too.

 

[twanger1994]

I think this will be a hard one to find. Is it being sold to the masses or just at the brewpub. Would love to try it.

 

[unionrdr]

Just at the brew pub this time. It's their 1st experimental batch,& they do it that way to gauge public opinion before committing to some gigantic batch.

 

[Zamial]

Like to taste that one too.

The World Wide Stout tastes much like what I would imagine a burnt cat turd and raisins soaked in beer would taste like. Save your $10+ dollars for something else.

 

[beeramateur]

The World Wide Stout tastes much like what I would imagine a burnt cat turd and raisins soaked in beer would taste like. Save your $10+ dollars for something else.

I'm pretty sure he was referring to Pangea.

 

[unionrdr]

That's it,Pangea. Sounds interesting,at least.

 

[bartbert]

The World Wide Stout tastes much like what I would imagine a burnt cat turd and raisins soaked in beer would taste like. Save your $10+ dollars for something else.

I got a good laugh out of that one. With such colorful descriptions, you should start up a beer critic blog.

 

[ABrewingApe]

I was disappointed that the honey in the brew was just a token gesture--that tiny palm-sized jar for the whole thing! Honey in rooibos tea is great, but oh well.

 

[unionrdr]

The World Wide Stout tastes much like what I would imagine a burnt cat turd and raisins soaked in beer would taste like. Save your $10+ dollars for something else.

And you call those dinosaur farts aroma? Now I know why they're extinct...(ok,I'm done now). The pangea seemed like a cool idea,just have to try some of these for myself...

 

[Misfit]

I'm pretty sure he was referring to Pangea.

i really wasnt a fan of this brew

 

[Piratwolf]

I actually liked Pangaea a LOT. I sometimes wonder if it's expectation that turns people off from experimental beers. Granted, there are some beers I simply don't like enough to pay for, but mostly when I try something new I try to appreciate what the brewer was trying to achieve. Sounds like many people are more style- or ingredient-specific. Which is okay, too,but perhaps limiting.

Then again, I am often wrong

 

[milldoggy]

I am down in Rehoboth right now. Want me to sneak a growler out If they have it bottled we could do some trades.

 

[unionrdr]

Sam usually does no more than a couple of cornies to test a new batch on the public.