For those still celebrating, here are a
few beers to pick up or discuss and impress the relatives.
1. Sapporo's Space Barley, Price: $110/six-pack - The barley was
actually grown about the International Space Station.
2. Crown Ambassador Reserve, Price: $90/750ml - It is aged in French
oak barrels for 12 months and packaged in a champagne bottle.
3. Tutankhamun Ale, Price: $75/500ml - Developed from residue found
in Queen Nefertiti's Royal Brewery. No longer available.
4. Brewdog's Sink the Bismarck, Price: $80/375ml - Also one of the
worlds strongest at 41% abv and extremely bitter.
5. Samuel Adams' Utopias, Price: $150/700ml - America's most
expensive by the second largest brewer in the US. It is actually
banned in 13 states due to its high alcohol content at 27%.
6. Schorschbräu's Schorschbock 57, Price: $275/330ml - Only 36
bottles made and claims to be the world's strongest with 57.5% abv.
7. Carlsberg's Jacobsen Vintage, Price: $400/375ml - Limited to 600
bottles per year from 2008 to 2010.
8. Brewdog's The End of History, Price: $765/330ml - Only 12 bottles
(or less) still exist and is 55% abv.
9. Pabst Blue Ribbon 1844, Price: $44.00/720ml - Sorry, not sold
outside of China.
10. Nail Brewing's Antarctic Nail Ale, Price: $800-$1815/500ml -
Made with water from an Antarctic iceberg.
I do not usually drink beer, but if I did a few of these would be
on my list.
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Dec 1, 2013
Jun 29, 2012
Most Expensive Beer in the World
Nail Brewing’s
Antarctic Nail Ale
Price: $800-$1815/500ml This high priced wonder beer was concocted by Nail Brewing in Perth, Australia. All profits go to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, the Whale Wars people.
The Sea Shepherds landed a helicopter on an Antarctic iceberg, dug up some ice, melted it in Tasmania, and flew it to Perth for brewing. Only 30 bottles were made, and the first bottle sold for $800 at auction.
Another extremely expensive beer is made by Pabst. Hard to imagine, but at $44 per bottle, Chinese Pabst Blue Ribbon costs about 40 times more than what’s sold in the US.
PBR 1844 is made from German caramel malts, is aged in uncharred American whiskey barrels, and comes in a fancy glass bottle. Master brewer Alan Kornhauser designed the ale to compete with higher end wines and brandies. It is not sold outside of China.
Price: $800-$1815/500ml This high priced wonder beer was concocted by Nail Brewing in Perth, Australia. All profits go to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, the Whale Wars people.
The Sea Shepherds landed a helicopter on an Antarctic iceberg, dug up some ice, melted it in Tasmania, and flew it to Perth for brewing. Only 30 bottles were made, and the first bottle sold for $800 at auction.
Another extremely expensive beer is made by Pabst. Hard to imagine, but at $44 per bottle, Chinese Pabst Blue Ribbon costs about 40 times more than what’s sold in the US.
PBR 1844 is made from German caramel malts, is aged in uncharred American whiskey barrels, and comes in a fancy glass bottle. Master brewer Alan Kornhauser designed the ale to compete with higher end wines and brandies. It is not sold outside of China.
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