55% alcohol, comes packaged inside a taxidermied rodent. It costs £500 (about $760) per bottle and is called The End of History. The video implies they were testing it heavily.
55% alcohol, comes packaged inside a taxidermied rodent. It costs £500 (about $760) per bottle and is called The End of History. The video implies they were testing it heavily.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote: 55% alcohol, comes packaged inside a taxidermied rodent. It costs £500 (about $760) per bottle and is called The End of History. The video implies they were testing it heavily. Linky!
Hotlinked for awkwardness:
Dibs on the one with the top hat! 
Ok, BrewDog has officially gone over the top. The 32% Tactical Nuclear Penguin was strike one (cool name, at least), the 40% Sink the Bismarck was strike two, and this one is game freaking over. It kinda cheapens what craft beer brewers do. They are pushing envelopes simply for the sake of doing so.
This from someone who not two weeks ago spent $40 for two bottles of beer.
Oh, and I bet it doesn't taste all that good either.
In reply to Twin_Cam:
It can't be better than Troegs, that's for sure. 
BTW, I had the Troegenator the other night on tap, and it was AMAZING!!!!! 
Please tell me they don't do gerbils.
Funny but $760 a bottle holy E36 M3.
Theyre cheating anyway, freezing the water out. 3 Bottles of Worldwide stout will run you about $30
Twin_Cam wrote: Ok, BrewDog has officially gone over the top. The 32% Tactical Nuclear Penguin was strike one (cool name, at least), the 40% Sink the Bismarck was strike two, and this one is game freaking over. It kinda cheapens what craft beer brewers do. They are pushing envelopes simply for the sake of doing so.
i call shenanigans. where is the "line" of what's OK, and who gets to decide that? crack pipe prices and weird bottle dressings aside, what's wrong with pushing envelopes, and what's wrong with trying what some consider to be wacky E36 M3?
SilverFleet wrote: Dibs on the one with the top hat!
get in line, my good chap. for a bottle that dashing i'll even overlook that it's undoubtedly been handled by Scots.
It is 100% absurd. Which is great. I'm all for this. If it were affordable, I might even try it.
Why did they do it:
Both are excellent reasons.
So what do you do with the bottle after you drink the beer? Put it in the recycle bin?
slantvaliant wrote: Please tell me they don't do gerbils.
Gerbil Shots!!
GladlyTheCrossEyedBear wrote:slantvaliant wrote: Please tell me they don't do gerbils.Gerbil Shots!!
Gerbil shots?.. Butt, you'd have to bend over to drink them.
Mark
vladha wrote:GladlyTheCrossEyedBear wrote:Gerbil shots?.. Butt, you'd have to bend over to drink themslantvaliant wrote: Please tell me they don't do gerbils.Gerbil Shots!!
I was thinking of taxidermy gerbils with shot glasses in them, butt you do what you like....
I would rather have a couple bottles of blue label. That thing creeps me out. How do you know the mouth of that bottle wasn't covered in chipmunk guts or whatever.
I have a friend who is an ex-emt. I heard all the "foreign object" stories I wish to hear
Hah, that's awesome.
Don't know about this picture, though. Looks like cheap cigarettes in that ashtray, when I would expect fine cigars!
As an aside, anyone with a passing interest in beer should check out the BBC series 'Oz and James Drink to Britain'. It's Oz Clarke and James May traversing the Island in an old Rolls' towing a cheap Caravan, sampling beer along the way.
Reminds me of the Scrubs' squirrel army.
1988RedT2 wrote: So what do you do with the bottle after you drink the beer? Put it in the recycle bin?
You're too drunk to remember that there was a bottle. Read the article again. That's 110 proof. BEER.
probably the best use of a squirrel ever
1988RedT2 wrote: So what do you do with the bottle after you drink the beer? Put it in the recycle bin?
I'd use it as an everyday drinking glass but its clearly not dishwasher safe and I am far too lazy to shampoo a dead squirrel every day.
The bottle has a fur coat to keep the cold in on hot days, it isn't like one of those tacky neoprene things with a zipper on it, this is classy like a beaver coat
You could branch out to the bass fisherman crowd and wrap a trout around a bottle.
Growler inside a fat beaver?
Keg o' Moose?
"Hey, lets go tap that bear's ass."
914Driver wrote: "Hey, lets go tap that bear's ass."
Thanks Dan, that made my morning.
You'll need to log in to post.
