Most Expensive Beer
Written by: tom Filed Under: Food, Luxury, World on February 24th, 2006Beer is one of the oldest drinks known to man, and one of this writer’s favorites. While many people enjoy drinking light beer and less expensive beer, some beer drinkers are still connoisseurs even if they do not sip wine. It is with these beer drinkers in mind that Samuel Adams has come out with not only the most expensive beer on the planet, but the strongest beer listed by Guinness Records.
Samuel Adams/Boston Beer Company’s Utopias is said to be the world’s strongest and most expensive beer and at $100 per bottle it better be one of the best tasting as well.

The beer is brewed with a blend of high-quality hops and sold in an ornate copper-plated brew kettle and offers a flavor unlike any other expensive beer or beverage in the world. The sweet flavor is richly highlighted with hints of vanilla, oak and caramel. The world’s most expensive beer is non-carbonated and should be served at room temperature.
The production of the most expensive beer was limited to 8,000 bottles.
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wish I had some of that right now.
this a really proper beer it tastes lovely well worth the money
Got a 12 pack of that in my fridge.
“hints of vanilla, oak and caramel”
wtf thats not beer anymore, lol
Man that looks so delicious
room-temperature beer?!?! isnt that… illegal?
what do you mean the strongest beer? the alcohol concentration? taste? bitterness?
oh my! wish I can drink this stuff every day!
Man, this is what me and Nichols dream about. I imagine this beer will taste best after a 5 hour drive from Exeter to East Kent. I’m dribbling just thinking about it.
No carbonation? Not cold? NOT BEER
While Utopia may be the strongest beer, it is not the most expensive. That title goes to Vielle Bon Secours costing around $1000.00 per bottle, it easily costs more than Utopia. It can only be found in a bar called the Bierdrome in London.
It *is* a beer, you bumpkin. Just because it’s not Keystone Light and you drink it for taste and not to get wasted doesn’t make it not a beer.
No carbonation… Easy to funnel.