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Beatson Clark bottles for craft beer pioneers BrewDog

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The 375ml embossed Champagne-style amber beer bottle has been produced for BrewDog's Abstrakt range, described as 'boundary pushing beers' which transcend categories and excite imaginations.

The brewery releases only a very small number of limited edition batches of Abstrakt per year, and each batch is known only by its release code.

Recent Abstrakt brews include AB19, a 13.1% blend of two barrel-aged imperial saisons; AB20, a 14.2% Tiramisu oatmeal milk barley wine; a blend of an English barley wine brewed with coffee, oats and milk and a complex rum cask-aged imperial stout; and AB21, a 12% liquorice and blackcurrant infused imperial stout.

The new bottle has the BrewDog logo embossed on the shoulder and complements the 660ml Vichy beer bottle which Beatson Clark already supplies to the brewery.

“We’ve worked with BrewDog for several years so we’re pleased that they have come back to us for this special design,” said Chris Palmer, Business Development Manager at Beatson Clark.

“Our in-house design service is second to none and something which customers really appreciate. We are also able to manufacture bespoke bottles at small volumes, which almost certainly helped us to win the contract in this case.”

See also

Beatson Clark goes back in time with Trappist beer bottles

Glass manufacturer Beatson Clark has a heritage dating back centuries, so it’s appropriate that the company has been chosen to supply bottles to the first monastery to brew beer in the UK since the days of Henry VIII. Monks at Mount Saint Bernard Abbey near Coalville in Leicestershire have become the first in the UK to brew an officially recognised Trappist beer – and their brewery is one of just 12 in the world to earn the name ‘Trappist’.

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  • Modified 27 Jan 2017
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