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Our Guest Blogger, Aditi Simlai Tiwari, is a never tiring, full time mother of two and part time writer. She is always looking for newer things to do and new ways to do them in. She found some innovative food concepts that she wanted to share with readers of AmericanInventorSpot.com.

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In the mood for a drink? Would it be wine or beer? For someone who just can't decide, New York based Cobra Beer Inc. has recently launched "Krait Prestige Champagne Lager" a combination of beer and champagne.

The company claims it is the most innovative beer ever produced. Marketed as an alternative to wines and sparkling wines, it has the taste of beer, but is as versatile as the more refined wine, sparkling wine, or champagne.

The process of bottling is what sets this brew apart from its competitors. After bottling, the beer is injected with ale yeast from Belgium's Rodenbach brewery. Thereafter it is "cork conditioned" for two weeks, which the producers claim brings out its "extra smooth, soft and fruity taste."

For readers unaware about the big hoo-ha over Rodenbach , let me tell you that Rodenbach was an old and established brewer and brewing family in Roeselare, Belgium.

Available in a sleek, black and regal bottle with the company's logo embossed in gold finish, it has a smaller cork than normal champagne bottles. With a low alcohol level, and a cloudy pale yellow appearance, the beer has a toasty, bread-like aroma combined with the floral notes one would associate with a Belgian beer.

Priced at $13 for the 750 ml bottle, it is affordable and promises a change for both wine and beer lovers. (Via StrangeNewProducts)

Aditi Simlai Tiwari
Guest Blogger
AmericanInventorSpot.com