Chaos Theory and Prototype Brewing

Chaos theory is the most under-rated achievement of 20th century science. This beer can only aspire to parallel to the mathematical use of the word chaos which is at odds to the common parlance.
The universe's tendency to play dice and the resulting inherent randomness means each initial starting point is arbitrarily closely approximated by other points with significantly different trajectories and outcomes. At BrewDog, we live, breathe and die the tiny initial factors. Every single aspect of our beers means the world to us.
Forget about the Butterfly Effect and envisage the BrewDog Effect. We want to be that random, artisanal butterfly that flaps its tiny wings on the Scottish coast and causes a tornado on the other side of the world.
Underneath the random behaviour is a sense of order and pattern. In this world of order, chaos rules.
Now is the time we start to think about the BrewDog range for 2009. Based on feedback and requests from key distributors in different countries we have brewed a few prototype batches to see if any of them are good enough to make their way into the BrewDog 2009 line up.
We brewed
Chaos Theory - a 7.1% deep copper IPA with insane hops
Bad Pixie - a 4.7% wheat beer brewed with Junniper berries and Lemon Peel
Zeit Geist - a 5.1% Black lager - taking inspiration from the Czech classics.
We want to involve you guys in helping us decide what beer we should make, it is mostly for you after all.
So you can buy a prototype mixed case here with 3 Chaos Theory, Bad Pixie and Zeit Geist for a very special price.
All our beer is available online.
You get 9 bottles delivered for £12.99 - this includes postage and packing!
Update - now out of stock
There are no labels on the beer but you can identify them by their caps
Chaos Theory - White and Red
Bad Pixie - White and Orange
Zeit Geist - White and Black
So, buy the special mixed case, cast your vote above and leave us some feedback on the beers as comments below.
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Comments (17)
Many thanks for getting us, the drinkers, involved
Do you have such a thing?
They are all great, top work again chaps.
bad pixie was light and refreshing and would be good with bbqs in the summer but not as tasty as the other 2.
Im going to go with the Zeit Geist as i dont think anyone in Britian makes a shwartz and i recon it could be a good seller. The reviews will be up on ratebeer next week once the site is fixed.
Chin chin
Tom
Cheers
Peter