I've seen lip balm manufactured with beer, but no with hop oil extract. Definitely one for the hopheads. I'd be keen to try it, but I'm not really a lip balm person.
Hopstick Lip BalmThe beer drinker’s lip balm. At last, a lip balm that won't interfere with the taste of your beer! This rich, moisturizing lip balm is flavored with hop oil. Use as needed–kiss kiss.Beeswax, cocoa butter, shea butter, almond and coconut oils, vitamin E and hop oil.
A sample piccy from Jay Brooks blog on beer. These are all Barley Wines (extremely flavourable and typically alcoholic beers). Wouldn't want to judge them, but sure as hell would want to taste them.
Brookston Beer Bulletin » Blog Archive » Photo Gallery: 14th annual Toronado Barley Wine Festival
What an awesome party this is going to be. If only I was in San Fran this weekend. Even more than just the beer, Emergency BBQ are doing the food. All their food is cooked with beer.
I've always like the idea of having my own brewery, as well as a small farm to compliment it and to have somewhere for some of the by products of the brewing process (spend grain etc), but I guess if there was ever a bad batch of beer that needed to be dumped, feeding it to the cows would be a great idea too :P
Kobe Beef from beer fed cows.
A Cornish farmer is believed to be the first in the county to experiment with breeding cattle on beer.The Limousin herd at Woodland Farm in Fentonadle get through up to 40 pints of local brew a day as part of their enviable diet.And they even get a massage to help produce the speciality Kobe-style beef, based on traditional Japanese production methods.
BBC NEWS | England | Cornwall | Cattle on 40 pints a day of beer
