Squirrelly Scottish Beer

[Farlander]

Has anyone seen this brew from BrewDog; the Scottish brewery's latest beer, the End of History?

http://dscriber.com/denver/1947-scot...-sold-out.html
or
http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/li...ery-squirrelly
or
Google "scottish squirrel beer"

110 proof and bottled in a roadkill squirrel? 110 proof does not really sound much like 'beer'. Interesting process though. More of a freeze drying to remove the ice/water instead of the more typical distillation process. And at only 500 GBP (or about $750 US), what a bargain! Too bad they have already sold out eh'?int:

[GaRebel211]

Friend of mine sent me an email last week about this. I thought the same thing-that it didn't really sound like a beer. More like a port and was only supposed to be drunk using a shot glass. Anyway I still thought it was awesome- two of my favorite things Taxidermy and Beer!

[davidlpope]

I think the thread below already deals with this subject. Perhaps this thread can be merged by the moderators.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...animals-60627/

Cordially,

David

[Farlander]

I think the thread below already deals with this subject. Perhaps this thread can be merged by the moderators.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...animals-60627/

Cordially,

David

Opps! I thought that someone must have seen this before. I looked in various places before I posted this but obviously did not think to look in the "Kilts in the Media" section.

This topic is not worth two threads. Go ahead and close this one...

[Pleater]

I think I'll just put one of the recycled bottles containing my home made ginger beer into the fridge - I'm not quite sure how much (little) each litre costs but I will enjoy it all the more with it not being wrapped in roadkill.

There is beer - and there is weird beer - and then there is even weirder beer.

Anne the Pleater :ootd: