Small packet with concentrated beer and alcohol. Just add carbonated water.

I was pouring myself some fizzy water from my water spritzer, when I realized how easy it would be to store and ship beer if all you were storing was a little packet.
-- Worldgineer, Sep 30 2008

[Pop-up alert] I'm not gonna try it, you try it. http://www.allbusin...tores/720490-1.html
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Sep 30 2008]

Instant Reconstitutable Alcoholic Beverages, 1988 http://www.wipo.int...003642&DISPLAY=DESC
This is for a powder form, but addresses the separation into volatile and non-volatile components. [jutta, Sep 30 2008]

Halfbakery: The strongest beer ever The_20strongest_20beer_20ever
Previous discussions about beer concentrates. [jutta, Sep 30 2008]

Powdered Wine http://www.trekking...enkepulver_547.html
They also have canned cheeseburgers, for the ultimate romantic meal. [mylodon, Oct 02 2008]

You're not going to believe this but...

gimme a sec.
ok [link]
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Sep 30 2008


Great link. Premium beer? That can't be bad. Right?

See I was thinking something like Instant Budweiser: start with beer, then add water.
-- Worldgineer, Sep 30 2008


Just drink the water - tastes prettu much the same, except pehaps it lacks the heady tang of equine urine.

Big (industrial) brewers have been working on the technology of "post-mix" beer for some years, with varying degrees of success. Here's hoping for their complete and utter failure....
-- 8th of 7, Sep 30 2008


Good point. If anyone actually likes beer well enough to work in a brewery, would they truly *want* to succeed in making beer-powder?
-- lurch, Sep 30 2008


Think of the marketing opportunities here. Instead of a keg, you'd have one more option at the soda machine.
-- Worldgineer, Sep 30 2008


//See I was thinking something like Instant Budweiser: start with beer, then add water//
I gotcha problem RIGHT there, Bud!
-- gnomethang, Sep 30 2008



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