Have a Beer, Strong.. :)
 

Well, mine has 7.2 % alcohol ;)
Do you have one stronger ? :)

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Easy

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10.1


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18.0

I call beer all under 5.1%, and over 4.1% :)

Strong beer is just different from "normal"

Yeap 7 is not even close to the high's..:2 cents:

The max I've seen around here was 8.0

I used to drink 8% beer, but it was many years ago, now I rarely drink and prefer wine.

I like beer with a higher alcohol content at a party or get-together - but anything over 4.5 - 5.0 fucks up my pool game at the bar if I don't re-calculate.

With 4.5 beer - my best game(s) are usually between 3-4 beers. If I can keep the alcohol/lag consistent all evening...I have a good night on the tables.

Beer and billiards have always been symbiotic that way for me. :1orglaugh

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My Favourite ! :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

Sold Out! ;-(

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Snake Venom from Scotland, 67.5%. :helpme

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Seems legit. look at the curve of your monitor :) :helpme

Lulz i drinked argus yesterday tho normal version,dont think they have strong version in lidl yet.

Strongest I've bought is Sink the Bismarck @ just over 40%.

Getting 15-25% isn't that rare.

2 weeks ago our neighborhood Whole Foods had a keg of The Beast that they had sitting for 2 years on tap. It was around 17% when they got it in 2 years ago... Guessing it went up...

strong no more.

ewww , that's treacle :upsidedow

Yeah, well, even 7 is pretty strong (for me).

40% alcohol in a beer is unbelievable.. seems like whiskey..

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BOXER Watermelon Strong Beer

One of my new favorite summer bevvies!

8.5% alc/vol and a very nice smooth watermelon flavor

Definitely worth trying if your beer store sells it!!

Grog,that is turpentine..damn

I like corona 4.6

Well, it's not beer if it has more then 5, 6 % of alcohol... It's different...

the strongest uk lager I ever tried was called, I think "Kestral" it was vile, really vile and made Tennants taste smooth in comparison.

Goddamn!

You do not know much about beer. :2 cents:

Usually at a certain point people stop calling it beer and call it barely wine instead.

When I resort to buying beer, rather than figure up the highest ABV I usually figure up the highest ABV for the price. That means a cheap ass beer like Milwaukees Best Ice which is 5.9% at $6.49 per 12 pack (+ bottle deposit of 5 cents per). Best value in my store and they keep it deep in the beer cooler where it's hard to find.

You probably mean: it is not mainstream piss beer if it has more than 5-6 :)
I like monk style beers from Belgium, they are usually around 8-12%.

Hmm, so instead of buying what you like you buy the cheapest ("ABV for price" style) possible? Why would you buy beer if you buy cheapest, it is usually shit. Better get 9 bottles of good quality than 12 of bad, for the same amount of money.

Unless you want to get drunk as cheap as possible, but that sounds like teenager logic.

Whats that alesis thing? < looks fun ;)

I'm a home brewer and I also don't drink very much. So when I don't have my own beer ready for drinking, but I DO actually feel like drinking one to get a buzz, I go for the cheapest beer with the highest % ABV. That is $6.49 for a week to 10 days of beers for me which I decided is acceptable.

Home brew is similar to that price per ounce / liter, but it's the quality you might expect from a very pricey craft brew. I guess if I drank more, I would always have some home brew on tap. Probably a few taps. But.. I'm a lightweight drinker.

Wine - made with fruit
Beer - made with grain

Barley wine is a beer style, it is not a wine.

I didn't say that barely wine was not beer. I attempted to say that many high alcohol beers are called barely wine. Swear I thought I said that.

Well that makes even less sense:
Since you make your own beer and you know the taste of good craft beer how can you drink the cheapest store beer after that?
I understand those that don't know any better, but those who enjoy craft or home made beer turn around and enjoy the cheapest shit afterwards?
Just strange :)

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One of my favourite beers is Rochefort 10. It's 11.3% alc/vol. I've had stronger, but not better.

And it would not be accurate.

There are many beer styles that have higher ABV than a barley wine.

I home brew in the 7's.

Tried higher and just didn't taste that great to me.

Gotta try that

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Not my favorite but it's good. 7%.

I think Snake Venom is the winner !

Actually had that during disc Golf yesterday :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

if you guys are posting in iInstagram lets hook up , my Instagram account is Pinthead and its mostly 99% about great beer..

cheers!:thumbsup

Seriously nothing can touch that. Leave it up to the Scots to come out with a almost 70% beer lol. Shit must be brutal.

less is more.

Would'nt anything above 15%ish be fortified with something?..

I thought the fermentation stopped above that.....

I'll just put this here: http://time.com/3418688/starbucks-guinness-latte/

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:throwup

I guess it depends if you consider yeast strains and sugar as fortifications or not.

So when you feel like catching a buzz, you get that off 1 shitty beer? Are you an ant?


12 Pack = $6.49
"That is $6.49 for a week to 10 days of beers for me which I decided is acceptable. "
12/10 = 1.2 beers per day

My mate used to drink Kestral Super Strength. 9% I think. It tasted like tar.

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Gets the job done.

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A nice 10.2 . . . would probably make a great beer float.