A singular beer for the biggest fans
Alongside its — shall we say, distinctive — packaging and record-setting ABV, the price of The End of History might give some consumers pause. When it debuted in 2010, the 12 bottles produced were priced between £500 and £700 each. However, when the brewery re-released the beer in 2016, those who had been waiting over five years to secure a bottle had to shell out a staggering $20,000.
At that point, buyers were acquiring more than just an exceptionally strong and pricey beer; they were investing in BrewDog's expansion into the U.S., gaining equity in the company along with their taxidermied souvenir. For those eager to explore exceptional beers while traveling, it's worth noting that the company's new facility is located in Columbus, Ohio, and includes a craft beer hotel for dedicated fans who wish to immerse themselves in their passion.
While there may be some confusion regarding the differences between light and dark beers, BrewDog's high-ABV beverage is unmistakably unique. Although fresh bottles of The End of History are no longer available, you can still enjoy a variety of the brewery's other offerings, as BrewDog distributes both packaged and draft products extensively.
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