Most Expensive Beer

The title for the most expensive beer   has   got shifted   from Scotland to Australia. A new beer from Perth-based microbrewery Nail Brewing has now draped into a pricey   tag. The Antarctic Nail Ale beer was lately sold for $800 a bottle at an auction in Fremantle to benefit the anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd. Only 30 bottles of the limited edition beer were brewed at the Nail Brewing headquarters at Edith Cowan University in Perth.  John Stalwood Nail Brewing   brewer said that   the special beer has been brewed with ice received   from Sea Shepherds. Stalwood   added that   it was indeed great to sell the   most expensive beer   for a noble cause.  It is also good that a beer about saving the whales is now most expensive beer in the world rather than high alcohol beer sold in animal carcasses. He also added that since over 90% of beer is water, the Antarctic Nail Ale could possibly be the world’s oldest and purest beer. The previous record for world’s most expensive beer was with the Scottish brewery BrewDogs, for their $765 high alcohol stuffed animals beer bottle.

The previous record was set  by  Scottish Breweries  who had wrapped their  final component  into the a dead animal carcass.

British brewery “BrewDog” has produced a new special-edition line of beers called “The End of History” retailing for $750 each. If the price doesn’t make you fall backwards, then perhaps the 55% alcohol in each will. It was an audacious blend of eccentricity,   artistry and rebellion. The highlight of the current record was to prohibit cruelty to  animals  that  took animal lovers by storm with the Scottish Brewers record. The Antarctic Nail Ale   beer sends out the message to save whales   and be kind to animals. The limited edition  of the beer created with Antarctic Ice  was sold on auction  benefitting the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

The most expensive beer  valued at $800 was set by Antarctic Nail Ale made by the Nail Brewing Company at Perth, Australia  on November 9, 2010.