The first Blockchain beer available tomorrow

[rdbase]

A beer company has marketed itself as the first blockchain beer on the market starting February 1st.
This beer has a scan QR code on the front of the can so you can follow how it was produced.
Just like other foods I have seen advertising this availability on their packaging.

https://medium.com/te-food/blockchain-beer-introduced-by-canadian-collaboration-667a4b5d8480

There has possibly been other craft beers produced calling themselves a blockchain beer from doing a quick search there is one called downsteam.
The above mentioned Bock beer is distributed by a major brewing distributor and not a just a small craft beer brewery.

[BigBrother]

That's new. In any case, blockchain implementation is always good. I think real beer connoisseurs will appreciate this news.

[stuffokator]

- Hmm, I have a strange taste in my mouth, how do you say this beer was produced?
- Sorry, sir, it has just been reported there is an ongoing 51% attack on our beer blockchain. It's absolutely impossible to verify what it was made of. Hey, sir, are you okay? Why are you lying on the floor?

[Lizzylove1]

It's okay, just to give it some marketability and hedge. They should not only be a blockchain bear, they should also be accepting bitcoin as a legal means of transaction with their products. They produce food too, a large company. Bitcoin should be accepted.

[eternalgloom]

I'd buy it just to add to my collection of Bitcoin related memorabilia. Wouldn't look too bad on my shelf
If only they shipped this to my country, which I doubt.

AFAIK it's a pain to ship anything with alcohol in it internationally.

[romero121]

More and more marketplace out of the online segment have been getting more popularity. This has been adding more usage to the cryptocurrency market. Beer being an much used product worldwide getting added through blockchain makes people know better about blockchain. The base being beer reaches men much easier than blockchain. Lol

[Den2018]

This is a very new way, and most likely, marketing for sales is well thought out here, because true crypt fans will want to “taste” it “metaphorically”, in any case, this is interesting news for me, I would also like a few such bottles)

[kissme09]

A beer company has marketed itself as the first blockchain beer on the market starting February 1st.
This beer has a scan QR code on the front of the can so you can follow how it was produced.
Just like other foods I have seen advertising this availability on their packaging.

https://medium.com/te-food/blockchain-beer-introduced-by-canadian-collaboration-667a4b5d8480

There has possibly been other craft beers produced calling themselves a blockchain beer from doing a quick search there is one called downsteam.
The above mentioned Bock beer is distributed by a major brewing distributor and not a just a small craft beer brewery.

Accessing information transparently and efficiently with Blockchain technology is great because you can access most of the information you need from the manufacturer. But this is also very difficult because many scammers can create poor quality Beer and print their QR code on the packaging to famous fake products.

[lovesybitz]

A beer company has marketed itself as the first blockchain beer on the market starting February 1st.
This beer has a scan QR code on the front of the can so you can follow how it was produced.
Just like other foods I have seen advertising this availability on their packaging.

https://medium.com/te-food/blockchain-beer-introduced-by-canadian-collaboration-667a4b5d8480

There has possibly been other craft beers produced calling themselves a blockchain beer from doing a quick search there is one called downsteam.
The above mentioned Bock beer is distributed by a major brewing distributor and not a just a small craft beer brewery.

This is looks great actually and lucky to those people who is residing in that place especially for the Bitcoin fanatic and crypto enthusiast over that area of country of course. The revolution of blockchain technology really spreading out now and no wonder if one day all country are doing the same thing in the future.

[hatshepsut93]

This is so ridiculous, you can't really track anything physical on blockchain, especially when it comes to highly fungible things like beer or any other foods. Like, the company can just fill the cans with any other beer, and you wouldn't be able to spot it, because you can't take a hash of a beer. Plus there are always a lot of middlemen in the chain, and any of them can theoretically tamper with materials in a similar way.

And people are not stupid, they've been successfully tracking supplies, verifying quality and spotting frauds for hundreds or even thousands of years. In this case blockchain is hardly an innovation, it's just another way to store a database, and inspectors and other responsible persons would still play the key role in supply chains.
Also, cryptography wasn't invented yesterday, people have been using cryptographic commitments and hashes for decades.

[aad140386]

What happens is what I have repeatedly talked with my friends about. Bitcoin will have a great future only when it is embedded in the real economy. When it will be possible to go to any cafe and pay with Bitcoins, it will be possible to say with confidence that this has begun. I hope that these guys will brew good beer and they will earn respect from customers and thanks to them Bitcoin will become more popular and many companies will follow their example.

[proTECH77]

In times like this the community need a rugged publicity to ensure they reach out to the general populist through different means of disseminating information across board just to make it know to the masses. Blockchain has come to stay and people | government will embrace it. Keep the blockchain growing!!!!.     

[tomahawk9]

I'm gonna be honest and say: this is dumb. I mean, do people really care about how a beer was made? Go to a bar and ask someone: "Hey, do you want to know how that beer that you're drinking was made?" They'd probably tell you to fuck off and let them enjoy their beer and get drunk in peace. Although, I guess there's a minority that actually cares about how a beer was made, otherwise, this company wouldn't have done this.

But it's all good PR, I mean, really shows what the blockchain technology can do nowadays.

[xWolfx]

A beer company has marketed itself as the first blockchain beer on the market starting February 1st.
This beer has a scan QR code on the front of the can so you can follow how it was produced.
Just like other foods I have seen advertising this availability on their packaging.

https://medium.com/te-food/blockchain-beer-introduced-by-canadian-collaboration-667a4b5d8480

There has possibly been other craft beers produced calling themselves a blockchain beer from doing a quick search there is one called downsteam.
The above mentioned Bock beer is distributed by a major brewing distributor and not a just a small craft beer brewery.

Really good idea. That is definitely brilliant people, combining all those elements. It's not only about beer that is the future of operations.

People have to be careful with the QR Codes since it's pretty easy to infect a device using one, so after checking if the business is truly legit sure it's a really comfortable and cool way of doing things. QR Codes can be used for a lot of things.

[aoluain]

Is it not just some sort of publicity and/or something just to be different?

Its certainly advertising "blockchain technology" and hopefully it will
attract more interest in bitcoin.

[shield132]

If that's for marketing purposes, still very silly action, I highly doubt it will boost their sales. When man is looking for beer and reads blockchain technologies and so on, he will say wtf is this and just ignore. At least I think so...
On another hand integration of blockchain technologies doesn't meen product that comes to you is 100% result of what information you read. It doesn't guarantee your beer was made from high quality producyd and every facility things were protected during production.

[arkawa040]

That's new. In any case, blockchain implementation is always good. I think real beer connoisseurs will appreciate this news.

I am a big fan of beer, and what does it give me??? I can cash out my crypto and buy beer in the store at the same price, beer lovers will be satisfied with the quality of the product and not the ability to pay for it, blockchain technology is very cool, but I can not pay for bread one crypto, but for beer to another, or I do not understand something???

[drumamat]

The marketing idea is very cool. I want to believe that the beer is just as cool!If this beer will be in great demand, respectively, and in parallel, the technology of blockchain will gain popularity.I thank those who created this beer!Thanks to you, the crypto community will only grow.

[marjil]

The beer company is basically using the blockchain to track the production and distribution of the beer. It's a clever use of technology to keep a track on the beers journey, from manufacture to bottle, which otherwise would have been done using manual records.

[kryptqnick]

A beer company has marketed itself as the first blockchain beer on the market starting February 1st.
This beer has a scan QR code on the front of the can so you can follow how it was produced.
Just like other foods I have seen advertising this availability on their packaging.

https://medium.com/te-food/blockchain-beer-introduced-by-canadian-collaboration-667a4b5d8480

There has possibly been other craft beers produced calling themselves a blockchain beer from doing a quick search there is one called downsteam.
The above mentioned Bock beer is distributed by a major brewing distributor and not a just a small craft beer brewery.

Their intro video is boring, no wonder they have only like 200 views. I hope their beer is better  It's a nice approach, actually, to use crypto-friendly attitude in promotion of goods. It surely contributes to mass adoption and recognition of cryptocurrencies as money, and, hopefully, makes the crypto community potential consumers of the product. So, it's a win-win situation, and paying because the QR code is right on the bottle seems really cool. Oh, and even though nobody watched the video, the company actually seems like a strong and relatively popular one, so people might just really buy that beer.