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Brewery launches Tactical Nuclear Penguin, ‘world’s strongest’ beer

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brewdog tactical nuclear penguin 1024x777 700x531 Brewery launches Tactical Nuclear Penguin, worlds strongest beer

Its maker, BrewDog brewers of Fraserburgh described the 32 per cent proof tipple as its “most audacious and ambitious project to date”.

www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/6669532/Brewery-launches-Tactical-Nuclear-Penguin-worlds-strongest-beer.html

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11 Responses to Brewery launches Tactical Nuclear Penguin, ‘world’s strongest’ beer

  1. dude that’s twice..
    repoasted topic, if not image

  2. 32% proof? Which is it? That’s like saying the bottle weighs 14 ounce pounds.

  3. its just 32% alcohol and they have stronger stuff now called sink the Bismarck! its 41%

  4. I have a bottle of this. It is a gift for a friend’s 21st birthday. Now I’ll have to look into the Bismark.

  5. The same company also released Sink the Bismark a beer at 41% ABV. Seems they have a little bit of a war going on with a German brewer for the highest ABV crown.

  6. 32%? That’s very high for beer. I doubt I would like it. Years ago I tried a Sam Adams Triple Bock; it tasted like cognac. I didn’t like it all. The bottle was cool though.

  7. That’s how ice beers are made (i.e. Bud Ice, Natural Ice, Mickey’s Ice, etc…). The temperature is dropped until ice crystals form, thereby removing some of the water from the beer, The beer is then separated from the ice, thus bringing up the concentration of alcohol.
    Beliedat.

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