http://www.brewdog.com/blog-article.php?id=341

an epic tale of the creation of a 50% alcohol beer

This post has been edited by cardoors32 on Fri - Jul 23 2010 - 12:58:29

The End of History, at 55%, is the final installment of our efforts to redefine the limits of contemporary brewing.

This blond Belgian ale is infused with nettles from the Scottish Highlands and Fresh juniper berries. Only 12 bottles have been made and each comes with its own certificate and is presented in a stuffed stoat or grey squirrel. The striking packaging was created by a very talented taxidermist and all the animals used were road kill. This release is a limited run of 11 bottles, 7 stoats and 4 grey squirrels. Each ones comes with its own certificate of authenticity.

http://forums.desolatecarnage.net/index.ph...opic=32398&f=10

sorry bro, old/10

i still wish i had one though

preview:

also, wrong lounge... either way, im late

It pains me to even get started on this topic...

Honestly, clearly pointing any fingers here but i see a growing trend where this is the only thing people talk to me about. I got 2 emails at work about it. 3 text messages and 4 poops/private messages on the book of faces.

What a crybaby. It isn't like we can talk to you about the glory of a grilled cheese. You brought it upon yourself.

Shut up or I'll yell at you

im more interested in the animal suit the beer comes in

I have tried one beer from BrewDog and it was incredibly overpriced at somewhere around $12 per bottle and it was weak competition for a lot of the six packs of the same price. From what I have tried from them, though it is only one beer, I expect that I could replicate the taste of their 40% ABV beer by dry-hopping a bottle of E&J.

Almost forgot to mention that they are much better at marketing than brewing.