The super strong Sam Adams Utopias beer in cllectible decanters
31 October 2008 | By Popsop Team
US-based Samuel Adams Brewery recently announced Sam Adams Utopias – beer with an alcohol content of 25% by volume.
Marketed as an ideal after-dinner tipple, the strong, rich, dark drink is not carbonated and features four types of hops which give it an earthy, spicy, herbal taste.
Carmel, Vienna, Moravian, and Bavarian smoked malts add an amber color, and a variety of yeast were used during fermentation, including the same yeast used in champagne.
As a result, the slightly fruity brew has a sweet, malty flavor that resembles the deep, rich grape taste of a vintage Port, fine Cognac, or old Sherry.
The limited-edition ale has been aged in Scotch, Cognac, and Port barrels and comes packaged in a collectible copper-finished brew kettle decanter reminiscent of the brew kettles used by brewmasters for hundreds of years. The price is $300.
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