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Re:BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of po... by dan1234 on Thursday March 03, 2016 @05:28AM (#11216018)
Actually, yes (though good luck getting Bizmark down the required temperatures). All the information you need is there and they’ve kindly converted the units into home brew friendly quantities.

Some of the more exotic hops could be hard to find but they can be substituted.

Re:BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of po... by masklinn on Thursday March 03, 2016 @06:01AM (#11216106)
> Actually, yes (though good luck getting Bizmark down the required temperatures).

Bismarck (Sink The)[0] :)

I'm impressed they specifically noted the tactical nuclear penguin could be made in a standard domestic freezer, and I love the cheeky note on the End of History

> You'll have to get this one all the way down to -70°C. Taxidermy is not optional.

[0] after the WWII battleship, as part of their "feud" with german brewery Schorschbrau over the "world's strongest beer"

Re:BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of po... by dan1234 on Thursday March 03, 2016 @06:17AM (#11216161)
Yes, you’re correct. I do know the story, but I took a risk in not looking up the spelling before posting.

It’s not a good drink, I think they only made it for the bragging rights.

Re:BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of po... by davedx on Thursday March 03, 2016 @06:27AM (#11216190)
Hah! I found those two surprisingly palatable considering how freaking strong they are. The bar I was in served them in shot glasses...
Re:BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of po... by masklinn on Thursday March 03, 2016 @06:39AM (#11216224)
Never had the occasion to try the Bismarck, I did try the Penguin, approached it as a liquor and I enjoyed it. Given an occasion (and if they restarted production) I'd see myself ordering it again.