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Boston Beer Co has produced some or the strongest beers.

Koch, who pioneered the extreme brewing movement, began experimenting with extreme brewing over 11 years ago and since then has held the record for the strongest beers in the world, first with;

Samuel Adams(R) Triple Bock (17.5 percent),
Samuel Adams(R) Millennium Ale (21 percent),
Samuel Adams Utopias MMII(R) (24 percent)
Samuel Adams Utopias(R) (25 percent). This batch is a culmination of all of these extreme beers from over the years.

= 8.1% not 18% (as mentioned by diable above) and probably what lucas is talking about.

Maybe the can is upside down ;o))

Crazy Polish..

Where do I get that Sam Adams stuff from? I've got some ye olde bottle of ale at home (Hardy's?) that's 11.x%

This calls it barley wine.. not sure how that works,..
http://premiumbitter.blogspot.com/2007/11/english-barley-wine.html

Might be hard to get the strong stuff as I believe they where a limited run.

i haz been looking for that.

where??

My fridge.

*falls over from laughing so much

You should drink less.

Waitrose in Ealing sell it but leave some for me.

no chance, i love ginger beer.

thanks

It's okay, I'm more into their Belgian supplies. The GB makes a nice change from cider during the warmer weather.

Boston Beer Co has produced some or the strongest beers.

Koch, who pioneered the extreme brewing movement, began experimenting with extreme brewing over 11 years ago and since then has held the record for the strongest beers in the world, first with;

Samuel Adams(R) Triple Bock (17.5 percent),
Samuel Adams(R) Millennium Ale (21 percent),
Samuel Adams Utopias MMII(R) (24 percent)
Samuel Adams Utopias(R) (25 percent). This batch is a culmination of all of these extreme beers from over the years.

Cheers need to stock up on the rocket fuel for friday.

we are drinking Blue Moon Belgian White in the studio, need to get rid of all the summer beer before labor day innit

I'm interested to try the 'mericans take on Belgian beers. But not interested enough to test your border controls.

So close, but not quite as good as...

With a shitload of whisky

So close, but not quite as good as...

With a shitload of whisky

Is whiskey mac a southern thing? Pubs in newcastle have never heard of it and it seems to be some sort of offence to ask for a drink with ginger wine in whilst in a more upmarket establishment.

Scotch, I thought.

To be honest I drink that stuff on its own sometimes in winter. It's medicinal. Sort of.

Different thing though isn't it? Whisky Macs are something weirdos and old people drink. Ginger beer is a nice summer drink and with booze it's a bonus.

That would make sense.

I tried to treat toothache by getting sodden on port during the day for a while, certainly made me feel better but i'm not sure how much good it did my teeth.

Whilst we're talking poncy flemish beers, Duchesse du Bourgogne ftw

Different thing though isn't it? Whisky Macs are something weirdos and old people drink. Ginger beer is a nice summer drink and with booze it's a bonus.

blast, and there i was thinking my cool facade had you hoodwinked.

Different thing though isn't it? Whisky Macs are something weirdos and old people drink. Ginger beer is a nice summer drink and with booze it's a bonus.

Pffft. They are lovely. Winter only though, right enough.

I'm interested to try the 'mericans take on Belgian beers. But not interested enough to test your border controls.

Its a decent White Beer, good enough to offer round to clients, not so good that its a loss if the take it, its has decent citrus hints, nice body, and it hits the light and refreshing thing decently.

Blue Moon is my go too if the store/bar does not have anything exciting as its well stocked and though its not great, its not a horrid brewery.

Might be hard to get the strong stuff as I believe they where a limited run.

:(

I been looking forward to the super beers... will have to go with normal boring beer.

Whilst we're talking poncy flemish beers, Duchesse du Bourgogne ftw

i need to get some of that, surprised i haven't tried it before.