But unusual.
How about a 100% Industrial Process Ale - with no raw, unprocessed ingredients used in its making.*
*might contain free-range water.
Brewed by Garage Project in the style that is Imperial/Double IPA and they are in a garage in Wellington, New Zealand
This is a 650ml bottle, and it has 10% ABV, an unknown number of IBU things but more than 100, and 300 calories a serve. This is 5.1 standard drink units in a bottle.
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Mecha-Self-Ie[/caption]Brewed better than nature to battle it out at the Great Australian BeerSpectapular – this is Mecha Hop, experimental IPA - 100% Industrial Process Ale.
Using only the finest vacuum evaporated pure dry malt extract and Warrior, Amarillo and Simcoe liquid CO2 hop extracts, this beast of a beer weighs in at 10% abv and over 100 IBU.
Guaranteed no raw, unprocessed ingredients - the modernist dream at its unheeding and arrogant best. Welcome to the bold new world of Garage Project - welcome to the future. What could possibly go wrong..
"In down to earth speak then Mecha Hop is brewed using liquid malt extract, liquid hop extract, water and yeast. That’s the stuff you see in the home-brew tins at the supermarket, mixed with the hop goo megabrewers use to give their beer some semblance of hop character"
I'm still scratching my head over this, but I'm told it's a bit good. Great label artwork to look at while I ponder what about to happen.
