How many yard tools, machetes, or various random metal objects can be used to open a beer bottle??  Watch this video to find out.

If they're taking requests, I'd like to see a chainsaw, piece of bacon, and a burrito.

Wait, don't tell me... I'm getting some sweaty notes, slightly musky with an upfront... bovine character??

Umm you're joking right?  I'm pretty sure I ordered Bell's Two Hearted, not Balls Imparted!  :S

All kidding aside, the crew at Wynkoop brewing company has taken Colorado's most popular local dish, the rocky mountain oyster, and built a beer around it.  It's said to have deep flavors of chocolate syrup, Kahlua, and espresso, along with a palpable level of alcohol (7%) and a savory umami-like note.

Set to be released on October 8th, you can bet this beer will turn heads (and stomachs), but certainly pushes the boundaries of what creative brewing is all about.  Besides, how can you have an opinion on something if you don't try it!

Read here for all the juicy details.

Tired of those unsightly rust spots in the bottom of your keezer? How about a quick way to remove moisture in a freezer turned fermentation chamber?

The Eva-dry Mini Dehumidifier does all this and more! (said in my best infomercial voice)

Actually, I don't know if it does all of this and more, but there are lots of happy Amazon customers that say it does.

This high capacity renewable dehumidifier has been designed to adsorb moisture from small, enclosed areas which seems like the perfect solution for our keg keezers.

There is no power while it operates and no cords to plug in. Once full, just plug it into an outlet and allow time for the unit to dry it's silica gel crystals. It can absorb approximately 8-10 ounces of moisture and should last around 10 years.

I've just ordered 2 of them, so I'll report back in a month or two with my findings.