The Snake Venom beer by Brewmeister might be in the running for the world's highest alcohol content with a amount weighing in at just under 68% for a nine ounce bottle. The ultra concentrated beer features a variety of blended flavors including sweet and savory aromas with a richly dark taste. This beer isn't for the faint of heart, as you can imagine a few sips will most likely make you feel instantly tipsy.
Most beers range in the 5-10% alcohol content making the Snake Venom a powerfully potent brew with a fitting name. The drink gets its strong taste and alcohol levels froma mix of champagne and ale yeast combined with chocolate, acid and smoked peat malt. A bottle of Snake Venom costs roughly $80 making it an expensive but must-try drink for beer connoisseurs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ultra Concentrated Beers
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Who This Affects Most
- Craft Beer
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- Alcohol Manufacturing
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- Beer Connoisseurship
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