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Monday, April 11, 2011

Dutch Brewery Releases Strongest Beer (60%) in the World

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't Koelschip Brewery [Photo: BS6 Hart van Nederland]
374diggsdiggThe next move has been made in the beer ABV arms race: Dutch brewery 't Koelschip has created a 60% beer called "Start the Future." They created it in response to BrewDog's 55% End of History beer released just last week. "Start the Future" also beats "End of History" in terms of price point as well: the higher ABV beverage costs a mere €35 ($46 US), compared to BrewDog's £500 ($764 US) bottle. Meant to be enjoyed from a small glass and not from a beer glass,, the only drawback to "Start the Future"? It doesn't come in bottles encased in dead squirrels.
"START THE FUTURE is a product made of 100% beer beer." >>>
Here's what 't Koelschip has to say about their new brew (translation from Google Translate):
It presents Reefer Biggest beer in the world now the Scots a 55% beer on the market was the question: what do we do now? He is START THE FUTURE 60% alc. in response to the Scottish reaction; Obilix 45% was a success, but this is even better! START THE FUTURE is like a beer OBILX product, a heavy alcoholic beverage ingredients with water, malt, hops and yeast. The beer is then processed into a product, a beer-based drink beer. START THE FUTURE is like OBILIX is a product made of 100% beer beer. How? Vvraag it to the brewer. You drink our START THE FUTURE Obilix and also from a small glass and not from a beer glass. Want START THE FUTURE AND OBILIX tests book a beer tasting. This may take place during a tasting at t reefer, or at festivals where we are or purchase at the brewery.

1 comment:

  1. Wow a beer with 60% alcohol. I can see why it should be drunk as a whiskey or cognac. A beer this strong is not really a beer and the company releasing it is just doing it for publicity. At least the price is much less than the previous 55% alcohol beer that was charging $780 each. At $45 each it may actually be worth trying just to say you’ve tried it. Not sure what other purpose a drink like this serves.

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