It seems that ultra-high alcohol beer is getting out of the woods. Drinkers pay more attention to conversational beers, which are designed to be consumed in large quantities without causing serious drunkenness. Others focus on recreating old recipes or creating the most unique flavor combinations. The beer that looks like "big bang" has not disappeared and may re-emerge in a liquor store near you. Even the big boys are now taking action, which has nothing to do with "warm winter."
It is a hybrid package
This is an interesting year for beer sales around the world. Although the market actually grew by more than 2%, demand did not rise. Growth seems to come from the final entry of developing countries into the market, rather than regaining interest in developed countries. For large beer manufacturers, this is a problem, especially for Bud, whose popularity has been slowly declining for a long time [to a large extent due to the joy of craft beer lovers]. Not everyone wants to see the "king" fail, but it's nice to know that craft beer has such a huge impact on people's drinking choices.
Bud has actually lost its important position recently, with retail sales falling by 9% in 2012 alone, which does not account for the cumulative loss of the brewery over the past decade or so. However, for Bud, things may be changing because they are inspired by craft beer manufacturers and try to reverse the situation.
The company's most successful beer to date includes the relatively new Platinum collection, which is their super premium beer. Now, they will add another advanced option to the list - the black crown has already got a green light, it should be a beer enthusiast and #39; In 2013, the black crown is a clear high-end beer, in which high-concentration beer already exists. a long time.
Now, don't think it will be an ultra-high octane beer. Bud can't get this completely. On the contrary, it will be about 6% ABV, while the 5% ABV provided by Orbital Budweiser is the opposite. It will also provide some other differences - the aging of beech wood and the different surface treatments will distinguish it from the brewery's most famous water-based food. Having said that, Bud isn't the only one who sees a higher ABV as the key to better sales, and it remains to be seen whether this is enough to reinvigorate the interest in brewery products.
Brewmeister Brewery begins the end of the world
The Brewmeister Brewery left Scotland [a country with a history of extreme beer] and announced its debut in the world's strongest beer. The company's new apocalyptic beer is juxtaposed with its competitors in terms of alcohol content - it has 65% alcohol content. Brewing "freeze fermentation" leaves the strongest alcohol content, and the beer will sell for about $52 per bottle [yes, per bottle]. It can only be sold to the US through the company's website, so no matter how wide-ranging the supplier you choose, you can't pick it up locally.
Brewmeister is not the first Scottish brewery to brew beer, it will keep you drunk from 0 in a short time. BrewDog is making international headlines with the superb brewing of its dead animals [ιΌ¬ and squirrels]. Known as the "end of history", this brewing helps to launch the global super-beer trend, and Brewmeister may do the same.
Dethroned Sam Adams still packs
Of course, we can't forget that Sam Adams, the king of all craft breweries in the United States, often launches a super-coffee called Utopia [actually a series of beers, which are released every other year]. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the winemaking season, and Sam Adams advertises their choices a year earlier than normal.
The alcohol content is 29%, which is far behind the end of the world in terms of alcohol content, but the cost per bottle is quite high. This doesn't mean it won't be an incredibly popular idea [and its usability in the US is a clear advantage]. If you want one of these limited edition beers, you have to take very fast action [and very lucky to boot]. Sam Adams only issues less than 15,000 bottles and has a suggested retail price of $190 per bottle.
New Belgium participates in the bill
New Belgium's Lips of Faith beer products have been well received nationwide, and they also introduced new high-octane pairings in late 2012. In collaboration with Brewery Vivant [Michigan], the two options are Biere de Garde and Imperial Coffee Chocolate Stout. The former has an alcohol content of 9% and the spirits have a weight of 10%, both of which are very high [although not in Utopia or the end of the world].
Why focus on high octane brewing?
With the recent popularity of conversational bees, it is understandable that the reasons behind the new strong brewing are a bit confusing. In fact, it may be part of the trend that will be seen in the brewing world for some time to come. Because session beans dominate, those looking for something more powerful tend to choose the options listed above. As they get tired of a lot of alcohol content, the popularity of conversational beer will rise again.
One thing beer lovers really expect today is that high alcohol and low alcohol varieties will be widely available in a variety of breweries, including large breweries and craft breweries. Diversification is what the beer world really needs - far from the big beer world controlled by the old beer, and that's what happened.
Whether you like the world's strongest beers, super-stocks or quality products with a lot of flavors and flavors, you might want to think more.
Poto Cervesia,
from
Dustin Canestorp
Orignal From: High alcohol brewing recovery
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