The Weird Beer Quiz

It lacks the thick consistency of a Bloody Mary but has a lot of the taste.

The Hvalur 2 uses fin whale testicles from a licensed butcher.

It is marketed as a way to improve your skin quality; it was targeted towards Japanese women.

It was called "Hoptimus Prime" in a nod to its hoppy flavor.

It's made by Red Hook and Hilliard's and contains no THC.

According to reviewers, the end result smells and tastes like pizza.

Zappa had an album with the same name.

The Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout features 25 pounds of roasted bull testicles.

It also has a briny taste that we can only guess is reminiscent of the sea.

It is made by Spring House Brewing Company in Pennsylvania.

Rogue comes up with more than its share of interesting beer flavors.

Some people say it tastes more like brandy than beer.

The digestive system of the civet gives the beans a prized (and pricey) flavor.

The Japanese beer was a very limited edition and sold out immediately.

The beer with the cartoon cat is not, however, available in North America.

The company stresses that no bacon is used in its Mangalitsa Pig Porter, instead emphasizing the "head" and "bones" part.

The spicy beer had an alcohol content of around 8%.

The flavor is said to be eerily similar to the sandwich.

It gets good reviews and proceeds from your purchase go to oyster restoration projects.

It is spicy enough to immediately give you the hiccups.

The whole bottle was stuffed into the squirrel's body; only a few were made and then sold for hundreds of dollars.

Maybe the alcohol would make you forget you're drinking out of a squirrel.

The white grape/beer concoction results in a beer with a 9% alcohol content.

In 2014, brewers relied on scientific analysis to recreate the beer.

It's actually a dark brown color, not green or blue.

It's made with a green algae called spirulina, which lends the brew its emerald hue.

Some people say it tastes like a Belgian blonde ale with a bit of added tartness.

The alcohol content tops 65%, making it one of the most potent beers ever.

They were all out of human brains.

It was a limited edition (obviously) and six-packs cost around $100.