You think getting your hands on some Sam Adams Utopias is pricey, check out this bottle of Lowenbrau. Of course, it’s not just your average bottle from the German brewery, this guy is one of six unopened bottles that somehow survived the Hindenburg disaster. The bottle is headed to auction this week and is expected to fetch a cool $9000 or so. The bottles were originally found by an NJ firefighter who gave the other five to his friends and coworkers and kept one for himself which was passed on through his family. And yes, it probably tastes like shit.
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