(97.1 The Ticket) Crisp fall air and football weekends require one thing: Beer, the stronger the better.
But can you handle this?
Samuel Adams is releasing a beer with such a high alcohol content that it's illegal in 15 states.
Michigan isn't one of those states.
The beer, named Utopias, has 28% alcohol by volume; It'll be widely available -- where it's legal -- in November.
What is it, exactly?
"The ruby black, uncarbonated 2019 Utopias is reminiscent of a rich vintage Port or fine Sherry, challenging drinkers' expectations of beer while getting better with age: drinkers can enjoy a portion of Utopias now and save the rest for other occasions," the company say sin a press release.
If it sounds good, you may want to take a pause. The release adds that the suggested retail price is $210 per bottle. Get details HERE.
"Since it was first brewed, Sam Adams Utopias has been nothing short of a labor of love. As brewers, we take pride in everything we make, but there's something special about putting such a unique, extreme beer in the hands of not only the craft beer community but our coworkers. Involving new members of our team from Dogfish Head in the bottling process this year signified collaboration, progress and inspired future innovations that we can't wait to share," Sam Adams founder and brewer Jim Koch added in the news release.
