BrewDog’s open-source revolution is at the vanguard of postcapitalism

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"

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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.

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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...

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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.

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