A seawater beer that allegedly diminishes hangover

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Message joet P admin beers 2900 º places 125 º 10:26 Thu 10/16/2014 Because at the bottom of the sea you have a better mineral mix, electrolytes and whatnot. http://munchies.vice.com/articles/this-craft-beer-made-with-seawater-is-almost-hangover-free Very pretty label Cold hard facts from RateBeer here: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/er-boqueron/239826/
Message RABinCO P beers 1511 º places 103 º 10:35 Thu 10/16/2014 Couldn’t possibly be the 4.8% ABV.
Message b3shine P beers 12183 º places 372 º 10:39 Thu 10/16/2014 Originally posted by RABinCO Couldn’t possibly be the 4.8% ABV. Or the fact that it carries a 2.74 weighted mean with a decent sample size. Can’t imagine anyone wanting to push through enough of these to get intoxicated to the point where a hangover would even be an issue.
Message solidfunk P beers 20023 º places 1037 º 12:23 Thu 10/16/2014 Coors light: 1.34 http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/coors-light/707/

Message RABinCO P beers 1511 º places 103 º 12:35 Thu 10/16/2014 Originally posted by b3shine Originally posted by RABinCO Couldn’t possibly be the 4.8% ABV. Or the fact that it carries a 2.74 weighted mean with a decent sample size. Can’t imagine anyone wanting to push through enough of these to get intoxicated to the point where a hangover would even be an issue. Thought about adding that point to my post earlier. "Prevents hangovers through the science of being low alcohol and unpleasant to drink!"
Message Frank beers 4561 º places 92 º 13:55 Fri 10/17/2014 I want to drink this beer.
Message drowland P beers 11069 º places 430 º 14:05 Fri 10/17/2014 I had a Gose at Green Room made with ocean water... oh my it was awful, but not because of the seawater.
Message GT P beers 10001 º places 672 º 14:09 Fri 10/17/2014 Any science of how you can get yeast to thrive in seawater?

Message StefanSD beers 2449 º places 57 º 16:18 Fri 10/17/2014 Originally posted by GT2 Any science of how you can get yeast to thrive in seawater? Run the seawater through a reverse osmosis filter system first.
Message whaleman beers 2178 º places 25 º 16:29 Fri 10/17/2014 Originally posted by GT2 Any science of how you can get yeast to thrive in seawater? Very tiny life jackets might work.