Why order beer and fried chicken separately, when they can both be enjoyed from one delicious can?
Fried Fried Chicken Chicken is the one-stop shopping that we’ve been waiting for. Brought to us by The Veil Brewing and Evil Twin, the beer uses actual fried chicken in the brewing process.
Although the beer only uses a small amount of the crispy bird, just 0.4% of the mash bill, it’s enough to make this one of the most unique beers out there.
link, via Cool Material
We’ve all experienced a six or twelve-pack of beer. There are even some lucky folk who’ve grabbed a 99-pack. Finnish brewery, Keisari, sees your multi-packs, and wants to tell you, “Hold my beer.”
In fact, Kelsari wants you to grab 1,000 cans of their beer… all at once. The 1000-pack exists and, although it just looks like a large pallet wrapped with a banner, the drinker can actually take one home. As long as they have a few hundred friends, $2,343, and a forklift. Cheers.
Totta se on! Keisari 1000-PÄKKI kantovalmiina Nokian K-Supermaket Löytiksessä. Ja löytyy myös K-Supermarket Kampista #keisari #keisari1000 pic.twitter.com/IZOqwMzRHO
— Keisari (@NokianKeisari) April 28, 2017
[link, via Food and Wine]
Nothing says “Murica!” quite like bacon, beer, fries and forged steel. Luckily, knife maker Green Beetle is a true craftsman and patriot.
The ‘Murica! Knife is forged from good ol’ steel, but is made extra American by quenching the knife in beer and placing bacon and fries in the handle. The knife comes in especially handy when cutting large burgers, or to ward off anyone trying to steal your bacon.
See the entire all-American process below.
[link, via That’s Nerdalicious]
If you need to drink while watching 18 consecutive hours of TV, Netflix Beer seems appropriate.
The concept, by graphic artist Razan Wehbi, is inspired by everyone’s favorite time-waster and destroyer of productivity, Netflix.
The beers include Stranger Things, a stout ‘even darker than the upside down,’ Sense8, a red ale that promises ‘your senses will be blown away,’ and House of Cards, a pilsner ‘not as pale as the U.S. Congress. Happy binging.
[link, via designtaxi]
You can stop dunking your Oreos in your milk stout… Now, there’s a beer that’s already packed with the sandwich cookie.
Veil Brewing Company has released, Hornswoggler, a 7% ABV chocolate milk stout. To help reinforce those chocolate notes and add a creme-finish, the stout is conditioned with hundreds of pounds of Oreos. Hornswoggler was available at Veil’s Richmond-based brewery, but sold out in one day. Keep dunking until there’s more.
[link, via Distractify]
