Sam Adams - Infinium 2010

Over 1000 years of brewery experience together with American innovation, two years of development and the four ingredients malt, hops, water, and yeast resulted in a new dimension of the art of brewing and in an innovative, ground-breaking beer: Infinium. The sparkling beer is complex, unique in taste and produced strictly according to the German purity law. This sparkling beer is dry and strong in taste despite the more the 10 percent by volume alcohol and unsettles preconceived opinion about the limits of the German purity law. The strong, deep golden beer will enter the market in noble, corked, 0.75 liter bottles. The joint venture of Weihenstephan and Samuel Adams unites a new way of thinking about the world of the American extreme.

I had is brew at the Memphis Taproom, I spit it with another fellow beer enthusiast. 

The ABV is 10.3 and the IBU rating is ??
Style - Biere de Champagne/Biere Brut
Glass to use- Flute, Tulip or Chalice
Delivery 755ml Bottle

Can be cellared for long periods, under the proper conditions.

The Pour - Poors an straw color with a white head. Good lacing.
Aroma - Malts and some fruit and spice from the hops.
Taste - A little malty with slight spices and hints of citrus fruit.
Mouth Feel - Medium carbonation, fuzzy from the champagne yeast. Dry finish.
Drinkable - The alcohol is hidden well. A well made beer, however not a brew I will purchase again, maybe at a much lower price. 

This beer pairs well with white meat.

This beer gets a Duper rating of B-.
BeerAdvocate Rating =B-
Ratebeer Rating =88