Redefining "Beer Nerd" - Star Trek Beer to be Released

Too late, I had this years ago.

 

It was basically a Central American light lager with food coloring, and it tasted the part as well.

 

It better have been green...

 

Damn, that means I lose a corner off my nerd card doesn't it?

 

A beer Sheldon Cooper would actually drink. Awesome.

Personally, I don't like Star Trek, but I do love Big Bang.

 

According to its label, Vulcan Ale is a “mind-melding good” 5.4 percent ABV Irish Red Ale, a style known for its earthy sweetness, mild hop profile, notes of caramelized malt and gentle fruity esters.

So Vulcans are Irish?

 

Needs to be bottled in transparent aluminum.

 

Doesn't seem logical to destroy billions of neurons with each ingestion of an alcoholic beverage...but it's the human thing to do...

 

romulan ale is like windex, yet less tasty

 

The lemon Windex is like a poor man's gueuze.

 

...and if it were hopped with Chinook and Simcoe, would it be considered a blend of Windex with "Pine"sol?

 

This could cause me to stop drinking beer after that Ommegang thing.

 

This is what I was expecting it to be called. No idea it had already existed though.

 

Get out

 

Y'all be too nerdy for me.

 

I'm meeting William Shatner tomorrow. I'll ask him what his favorite beers are.

 

If this is true, I'd rather hear about his hookup with Nichelle Nichols.

 

I thought Vulcans didn't drink/weren't affected by alcohol. I wouldn't trust any beer associated with them.

 

Wesley Crusher's collaboration ale with Stone will be about 1000 times better than this.

 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/03/25/star-trek-approved-klingon-ale/6856967/

"There's a new beer on the way that ought to come with a cloaking device, Klingon Warnog, a Star Trek-approved craft beer.
A Dunkelweizen with rye, Klingon Warnog is brewed by Tin Man Brewing Co., of Evansville, Ind., with the Federation of Beer and the blessing of CBS Consumer Products. The beer was unveiled at the Nightclub & Bar Show in Las Vegas on Monday.
Expected to begin arriving in stores later this year, Klingon Warnog "captures the warrior essence of the Klingon culture with its bold and unique taste," says Richard Weger, director of marketing and community management for Federation of Beer.
Produced with a German wheat yeast and Munich malt, the ale also uses rye, wheat and caramel malts, resulting in a beer with a mild banana-clove aroma and a hearty mouthfeel, the beer makers say. But it won't overpower drinkers at 5.5% alcohol by volume.
"The Klingons have long been recognized as the 'bad boys' of the Star Trek Universe and one of the most popular villains in television history. However, their aggressive nature is balanced out by their strict moral code respecting honor, valor and courage," says Federation of Beer director of administration Paul Carreau. "The Federation wanted to brew a beer whose taste embodied all aspects of the Klingon warrior spirit."
Weger, Carreau and Federation of Beer co-founder Vern Raincock were at the annual Spock Days convention in Vulcan, Alta., Canada, in 2012 and were having a beer and launched the idea of Star Trek beers. They came up with the idea for their first beer, Vulcan Ale, and got the Star Trek license for the product. They then contracted with Harvest Moon Brewery in Belt, Montana, to brew it.
That beer, so far only available in Canada, is expected to be available later in the year in the U.S. and a third beer is in the works. Perhaps the Romulan Ale is next on the brewing schedule."

 

Putting the nerd in beer nerd. Waiting on a Borg Stout.

 

What- no prunes?!!

 

Que up the BJCP folks having apoplexy.

 

I second this big bang stout!!

 

Collective IPA, all hops will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

 

Resistance is Fuggle?

 

I have no idea what anyone is talking about...should I start watching Star Trek?

 

If any fans are jonesing for them, I could toss some over the border. I have Vulcan Ale in cans and bottles, plus the new Klingon Warnog Roggen Dunkel Ale brewed by the highly-tasty Tin Man Brewing Company.
BM me if interested and let me know what's interesting to drink in your neck of the woods.

 

Andorians are the ones who should have blue ale, not Romulans: http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Andorian_ale



Who's a nerd now?

Love this thread.