Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Brewery puts the 'ew' in brew with new beard yeast beer (VIDEO)

Oregon's Rogue Ales debuts new beard yeast beer made from the brewmaster's own facial hair.
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Rogue Ales Brewmaster John Meier and his beer-producing beard. (KPTV/Screengrab)
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Most people would be grossed out to find a hair in their beer. But an entire beard?
Rogue Ales in Oregon will soon find out. Its brewmaster is using yeast from his own facial hair to craft a "beard beer" called New Crustacean.
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Available in stores next year, the beer came about as something of a joke.
Earlier this summer, brewmaster John Maier sent samples from the brewery's homegrown hops to a lab to see if they could produce a yeast suitable for brewing,LA Weekly reported.
None of them worked. So as a joke, the brewery clipped nine folicles from Maier's beard (which he hasn't shaved since 1978) and sent them in for testing.

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