Bull Testicle Beer to Debut in US
- 12 years ago
Bull testicle beer is slated to premiere in the U.S.
A microbrewery in Colorado is about to go national with their beer that features bull testicles as an ingredient.
Wynkoop Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado produces a beer known as Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout.
Rocky Mountain oyster is another name for deep fried bull testicles.
The beer started out as an April Fool’s Joke and turned into a marketable beverage, which will be sold in packs of two.
The beer is available on tap at the Wynkoop Brewery in Denver, but it will soon be available online at BeerJobber.com
Regarding the addition of the new ingredient passing government standards for beer, Marty Jones, a spokesperson for the Wynkoop brewery said: "Initially, they wanted us to provide some information on bull testicles as a food additive. I am not sure they were aware that bull testicles are an actual food and that they are a regional delicacy out West."
Another unusual beer uses ingredients you’d usually find in a recipe for pizza.
Mamma Mia! is the name of the beer brewed by a couple in Illinois, that uses tomato, basil, garlic and oregano in the recipe.
Would you try these unusual beers?
A microbrewery in Colorado is about to go national with their beer that features bull testicles as an ingredient.
Wynkoop Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado produces a beer known as Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout.
Rocky Mountain oyster is another name for deep fried bull testicles.
The beer started out as an April Fool’s Joke and turned into a marketable beverage, which will be sold in packs of two.
The beer is available on tap at the Wynkoop Brewery in Denver, but it will soon be available online at BeerJobber.com
Regarding the addition of the new ingredient passing government standards for beer, Marty Jones, a spokesperson for the Wynkoop brewery said: "Initially, they wanted us to provide some information on bull testicles as a food additive. I am not sure they were aware that bull testicles are an actual food and that they are a regional delicacy out West."
Another unusual beer uses ingredients you’d usually find in a recipe for pizza.
Mamma Mia! is the name of the beer brewed by a couple in Illinois, that uses tomato, basil, garlic and oregano in the recipe.
Would you try these unusual beers?