Articles tagged with: Beer
Posted in Health on 1 November 2008

The heat is on! The world is melting down financially and geographically but that is not reason enough to keep you from sweating out! Work out I mean. Now come on, I know you have been putting it off for tomorrow but hey, tomorrow never comes remember? And here is a little encouragement too much which will get you on your feet instantly! Burn out and get chilling beer! Well at least with this home trainer that has an attached heat pump to it, you can chill your beer and all it requires is vigorous pedaling. Some motivation!
Posted in Drinks, Luxury, Spirits on 24 September 2008

Your fascination for upcoming St. Patrick’s Day is quite palpable that you should start making efforts to meet the expexctations of those around you. And if you seek support in terms of ideas then Guinness is there to offer you many. Extract time from your tight schedule to witness the Neiman Marcus’ Fantasy Gifts section where Guinness is all set to enable you install an Irish Pub sporting Irish artifacts within your abode. Priced at $250,000, the exciting gift item honors the 250th anniversary of Guinness and offers a tap system offering a year’s supply of Guinness draught. They say on demand, the pub can be customized with eight-month period by the expert pubologists over at RiRa pubs followed by its installation into your home by 2009.
The packaged-price allows you access to first-class accommodations during your trip to witness pub in mid-construction. The cost includes a trip and VIP excursion of the Guinness Storehouse along with brewmaster Fergal Murray. All designed, developed and finished, you will be free to showcase this elite and authentic Irish pub in your environs.
Via BlogsMsg
Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Robot on 3 July 2008

Selfridges in association with Asahi beer has unveiled the world’s first personalized robotic barman that has a potential to serve you with a drink within two-minutes of taking the order, hence saving your 13- minutes. Called ‘Mr Asahi,’ it is developed using Robotics and Animatronics, and essentially is expert in serving ice-cold beer as half pints within de-cap bottles of beer. Mr Asahi’s simulation technology is accessible upon a condensed air feature that is monitored and synchronized through its numerous valves and electrical switching mechanisms connected to a PC.
They say 200 man hours were invested by a pool of eight-engineer to create such a product with robotic bar keeping skills. Weighing a quarter of a ton, it always offers a smiling face and responds patiently to the customers’ needs.

After making its manifestation in this week, the Mickey Metal functional caricature is reserved to move on for a national sampling tour with a schedule appended here.
· Manchester: 10-14 July
· Nottingham: 18-19 July
· Edinburgh: 24-26 July
· Glasgow: 25 July
· Newcastle: 1-3 August
· Birmingham: 6-7 September
· Leeds: 10-13 September
· Birmingham: 18-20 September
After an exhaustive oration, I suggest you to run through the video and applause his skills.
Via TechRadar/ Gizmodo/ TheInquirer
Posted in News, Shopping on 11 May 2008

With such wide eyes, you must be wondering if such giant beer-bottle or one shaped like coke would ever be useful. Ask Ghana nationalities and they will tell you the relevance of such branded products. Seemingly bottles, these are apparently very purposeful as they serve as coffins to celebrate one’s death ceremony.
It is no prank as Delicious Ghost points to this Ghanaweb writeup: For Ga tribe, the moment of funeral is a blissful period of mourning along with celebration. They believe death is a stage that takes a human being to a new phase of life and thus his farewell should be performed in an elite manner. And what could be more valuable than honoring their dead with intensely tinted coffins that commemorate the way they lived. Other branded examples can be counted as giant Coke bottle, an Air Jordan coffin or even cigarette coffins.
Also, artists and carpenters have mixed feelings for this product with a different reason. They cherish the fact that the designer coffins are being used here as a home for their after life but also grieves that all their efforts invested in making the unique coffin gets buried with the burial of the dead body.
Via EyeTeeth
Posted in Designer, News, Spirits on 6 May 2008

Bette Davis has well said: “The only place one can feel legendary is in coffin.” And it seems Bill Bramanti has heard this or god knows if he is fortunate enough to meet this level of coincidence and intellect. His coffin is certainly going to be marking his history. He love for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer is so obvious that he wishes to get buried in a coffin structured with na appeal similar to a can. News is Bill has already materialized his raw thought and has made a casket for himself after trying his fit into it. Till the time this beer-can welcomes his actual owner, this would be up for alternative usage of serving as a beer cooler for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
Those who wish to reside in a coffin formed like your favourite beverage shall go ahead and experiment with this wild yet exciting thought. It wopuld be an exemplary consumer-brand allegiance. Do tell us what would your revolutionary coffibn look like?
Via | USAToday
Posted in Home Appliances, Home Decor on 10 March 2008

This proficient and latest creation of built-in draught beer dispenser by CDA can house 10, 30 and 50 liter beer kegs, easily mounted and is all set to give out iced beer within five minutes of installation, without cooling the keg. The beer dispenser appeals with its modern stainless steel finish while blue LED lighting makes it a perfect centre attraction of your kitchen. The masked chiller is thermostatically monitored between 4-8 °C and the beer dispenser is equipped with a detachable drip tray and a steel-mounted specialized correlation kit, comprising of CO² cylinder, keg adaptors, high temperature gauge and changeable weight gauge enabling specific pressure control, assuring an ideal ‘pub’ pint for your delight.
Via CDA
Posted in Luxury on 26 January 2008

Carlsberg A/S ad claims it to be the best beer available globally and takes pride in being its sole producers. At $400 a bottle, it is being tagged as the priciest deal for those who love bathing in beer. The brewer, Scandinavia’s biggest lately launched a beer costing 2,008 Danish kroner ($396.47). The Vintage No. 1 brew would be available for sale at three Copenhagen restaurants counting Noma, a two-star Michelin and world’s 15th-best bistro in 2007, according to S.Pellegrino. The biting price of the beer is 357 times of the Carlsberg’s main Danish lager brand. There seem to be two good reasons behind its creation i.e. to counter the luxury wines segment, which is spreading like a virus in the connoisseur space and earn on growing individual wealth. Word is around that Carlsberg has delivered counted 600 bottles of the 10.5% proof beer. It is being said that another edition costing 2,009 kroner will hit the market in 2009 followed by 2,010 kroner in 2010.
Via Bloomberg
Posted in Fashion on 31 December 2007
For those who consider themselves to be the connoisseurs of luxury and do not mind appreciating it, here is your New Year feast. Crunching the usage of words and pointing directly to the purpose, here is the ball roll featuring all the world’s most expensive products carried by us during 2007. Clad in diamonds or other precious stones, these blingy accessories come as an invitation to elite gentry to loose weight of their wallet. And the wanted folks happen to buy one to flaunt their class and taste. And here I go:

1) Montblanc and Van Cleef & Arpels Unveils World’s Most Expensive Pen: $7,30,000
2) World’s Most Expensive Autograph by William Shakespeare £2.5mn
3) World’s Most Expensive Zip List
4) World’s Most Expensive Photograph on display in Istanbul $3.3 million
5) World’s Most Expensive Bike Light: $1,185
6) World’s Most Expensive Fruit Basket: $143
7) World’s Most Expensive Private Jet and Executive Jet: $59.9 mn Gulfstream G550
World’s Most Expensive Book: $30.8 mn Codex Leicester
9) World’s Priciest Luncheon
10) World’s Most Expensive Shampoo: £245
11) World’s Most Expensive Marker: $10,500 Gold TRI Marker
12) World’s Most Expensive Fishing Lure for $1 mn
13) $2mn Natalia Sports Luxury Sedan: World’s most expensive Coup
14) World’s Most Luxurious Bags: $261,000–$15,000
15) World’s Most Expensive Tote: $1.63 mn Diamond studded platinum Handbag

16) World’s Overpriced Bikini: $ 30mn
17) World’s Most Expensive Mattress: $60,000
18) World’s Most Expensive Number Plate: $657160
19) World’s Most Expensive Wheel Rims at $1,000,000
20) World’s Most Expensive Baseball Card: $2.8 mn T206 Honus Wagner
21) World’s Most Expensive Cigarettes: £50,000
22) World’s most-expensive mascara for lusty eyes - $589
23) World’s Most Expensive Stool : $1.3 mn
24) World’s Priciest Song: £100
25) World’s Most Private Music Performance: £4 million
26) World’s Most Expensive Actress: $29,000,000
27) World’s Most Expensive Tea: $3,000 per kilo
28) World’s Most Expensive Wine: $150,000
29) World’s Most Expensive Vodka: $1mn per bottle
30) World’s Most Expensive Dessert:$25,000 Frozen Hot Chocolate
31) World’s Most Expensive Ham: $2100 per leg
32) World’s Priciest Mineral Water: £8.50 GBP per ounce
33) World’s Most Expensive Margarita: $51
34) World’s Most Expensive Coffee: $10 per cup
35) World’s Most Expensive Beer: $1,000 per bottle

36) World’s Most Expensive Mansion
37) World’s Costliest Casino: $3.6 billion
38) World’s Most Expensive Hotel Suit: $25,000 per night
39) World’s Most Expensive Suit: $91, 447
40) World’s Most Expensive Wedding Dress: $1.2 mn
41) World’s Most Expensive Cake: $13, 032, 015
42) World’s Most Expensive Ice Cream cone: $1mn
43) World’s Most Expensive Gemstone: $7.98 million
44) World’s Most Expensive Earrings: $8.5 million
45) World’s Most Expensive USB Stick: $ 3,500
46) Worlds’ Most Expensive Turntable: $300,000
47) World’s Most Expensive Stereo System: $8, 60,608
48) World’s Most Expensive Corkscrew: £36,000
49) World’s Most Expensive Christmas Dinner: £400,030 for a table of 10
50) World’s Most Expensive Honey: £42 Per Pot at Harrods
51) Chopard Unveils $25 mn Watch; World’s Most Expensive One
52) World’s Most Expensive Xmas Hamper: £45000 Vivat Bacchus Hamper
53) World’s Most Expensive Perfume: No. 1 Perfume: $215,000 per bottle
54) World’s Most Expensive Car Audio System: $330,000 RA:1K
55) World’s Most Expensive Sari Enters Guinness Record: Rs40 lakh
56) World’s Most Expensive Valentine Card: £4,000
57) World’s Most Expensive Lipstick: $62,000 KissKiss
58) World’s Most Expensive Mango: $34
59) World’s Most Expensive Bike: $273, 200 Ecosse Heretic Titanium
60) Worlds’ Most Expensive Small Camera: $551,151 Rare Leica
61) World’s Most Expensive Mobile Phone - $1.3 million
62) World’s Most Expensive Credit Card: Royal Legend
63) World’s Most Expensive Gift Card: $5 mn Halcyon Dream Card
64) $210,000 White Truffle: World’s Most Expensive Ever?
65) World’s Most Expensive Concert Tickets: $10,385 a Pair

66) World’s Most Expensive Bagel: $1000
67) World’s Most Expensive Remote Control: $55,000 Gold RC1
68) World’s Most Expensive Dessert: $25000
69) World’s Most Expensive Omelet: $100
70) World’s Priciest Mouse: $23,350 Diamond Flower
71) World’s Most Expensive Sandals: $2mn
72) World’s Most Expensive Wedding Bouquet: $125,000
73) US Money Pubs Flaunt World’s Most Expensive Wallpapers
74) World’s Most Expensive Bicycle Wheel: $3 mn Readymade Art
75) World’s Most Expensive Cat: £12,000 Pricey Pussy
76) World’s Most Expensive Rum: £26,000
77) World’s Most Expensive Dog Collar: $1.8 mn
78) $5000 Yu: Most-Expensive Fragrance by Mane
79) World’s Most Expensive Game Boy: $25,000
80) World’s Most Expensive Cheese: $500/lb
Posted in Luxury, Shopping, Spirits on 1 December 2007

The Trappist Monks based at St. Sixtus monastery, respecting their responsibility stay away from treasures, sex and red meat. Also, they utter a word when it becomes impossible. But you can touch space with them over beer phone. Their engagement into producing most expensive brew for years now has earned them voracious customers by maintaining their saintly hangover. Since 1839, around 26 monks have been preparing Westvleteren beer at a distant location near the French border. The facts are enough to urge you taste this beer that offers strengths up to 10.2% alcohol amount and is being recognized as the priciest beer available globally.

Bars ranging from Brussels to Boston and at various online spots, it is being sold for more than $15 for an 11-ounce bottle, which is 10 times the deserving cost demanded by monks, if you are fortunate to get. The monks are making efforts not to reside over a bigger canvas, to stay within limited geography. You may not see Trappist tag on the bottles as these saints don’t believe in creating hype. A word is around that they haven’t augmented their making since 1946. Till date, only fromt gate is the means to pick this pricey brew. Unlike other spirit shops, this requires a pre-fixed appointment followed by a restriction of picking two, 24-bottle cases a month.
This was in order to put a stop on the high-priced online market that is keeping all eyes on it’s the moment of scarcity. If recognition can make a difference and add some weight to the facts I am disclosing then here is one. Two of the American web sites bagged the award of “the 12″ best in the world for the Westvleteren’s three products.
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Via WSJ
Posted in Drinks, Spirits on 1 August 2007

Only real beer connoisseurs invited for the casual drinkers wont be able to afford sipping this pint. The Vielle Bon Secours beer is officially tagged as the most expensive beer in the world with a price tag of £38.46!
So if you are all set to sip the elite drink, you have to head on to London in a bar called Bierdrome. Now, this is indeed no big a deal to savor the taste of real luxury. what say?



