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British brewer Peter Fowler, has made the world's most bitter beer after a friend challenged him to produce a record-breaking tipple.
Tests showed that Mr Fowler's creation, "The Hop", registered 323 International Bittering Units (IBUs), beating the previous record of 200 held by American beer Devil Dance Triple IPA.
Mr Fowler took two years to perfect the recipe, using powerful hop varieties Simcoe, Centennial and Chinook, and hop extract Isolone, to produce the extreme bitterness.
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Tests showed that Mr Fowler's creation, "The Hop", registered 323 International Bittering Units (IBUs), beating the previous record of 200 held by American beer Devil Dance Triple IPA.
Mr Fowler took two years to perfect the recipe, using powerful hop varieties Simcoe, Centennial and Chinook, and hop extract Isolone, to produce the extreme bitterness.
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Shit eh ;-)...
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Would love to be there but will be at Castle Hill judging in the NSW comp....
Got my copy today.
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Using hop extract, that's cheating!