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Ten Weird Beers to Try
Strange Brews from Around the World
Want a little kick to your craft beer? Brewers from Belgium to San Diego are experimenting with strange ingredients — and achieving excellent results. Featuring uncommon add-ins like curry, oysters and even the brewer's beard yeast, these beers are not for the faint of heart; however, those adventurous souls who dare to drink will be pleasantly rewarded with an interesting array of flavors. Take a look at GAYOT.com's list of the Top 10 Weird Beers to learn more about microbreweries around the world that are pushing the boundaries of beer.
Imperial Crème Brûlée Stout
Southern Tier Brewing Co. — Lakewood, NY
Southern Tier's sudsy take on crème brûlée gives true meaning to the term "liquid dessert." The cow on the label stands for its milk stout style as well as the lactose sugar in the mix, which also includes pale malt, dark caramel malt, vanilla bean and hops. The result is a concoction that can stand alone as a dessert (with rich flavors of sweet caramel and vanilla) while still tasting like beer (with a dark roasted taste).
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Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale
Rogue Ales — Portland, OR
It's been said that bacon makes everything taste better, and in this case Applewood Smoked Bacon helps round out the flavors of three types of smoked malt, pure maple flavoring, and Rogue's homegrown Micro Hopyard Revolution and Independent hops. But there's more going on here. The Voodoo Doughnut in the name refers to the bacon maple bar made by Oregon Voodoo Doughnut in Portland, who collaborated with Rogue Ales to create this beer. The syrup in the smoked beer is the very same syrup used in the signature doughnut. Fans of rauchbiers (smoked beers) will want to try this one, and if you love bacon, all the more reason to challenge your palate.
Learn more about Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale
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