Fastest Human Beer Bottle Opener:
Daniel Lambert, Sweden, used his teeth to open 50 conventional crown-cap bottles on March 11, 2001. He achieved this in only one minute.

Fastest Beer Bottle Openers:
On April 2, 1999 a team of three people, led by Alois Unertl of the Unertl Brewery, Muhldorf, Germany, opened 300 bottles of beer in 1 minute and 47 seconds. Each person opened 100 bottles before passing the special opener to the next team member.

Largest Beer Bottle Collection:
Ron Werner, USA, has collected 11,644 different beer bottles since 1982. Of these 7,128 are unopened. He has sampled almost every one of his 1,704 brands of beer.

Largest Beer Festival:
Munich's Oktoberfest 99, which took place from September 18 to October 5, was visited by 7 million people, who consumed a record 1,532,197 gallons of beer in 11 beer tents, that stood on a site as large as 50 football fields.

The most alcoholic beer is Samichlaus Bier brewed by Brauerai Hurlimann of Zurich, Switerland. It is 13.70% alcholol by volume at 20 C with an orginal gravity of 1117.8, The strongest beer as measured by origianl gravity is the German EKU Kulminatur Urtyp hell 28 with 1131.7 and 13.52% alcohol by volume at 20 C.

The weakest liquid ever marketed as a beer was sweet ersatz beer which was brewed in Germany by Sunner, Coln-Kalk, in 1918. It had an original gravity of 1000.96, with less than 0.2% alcohol.

The most alcoholic beer is Samichlaus Bier brewed by Brauerai Hurlimann of Zurich, Switerland. It is 13.70% alcholol by volume at 20 C with an orginal gravity of 1117.8, The strongest beer as measured by origianl gravity is the German EKU Kulminatur Urtyp hell 28 with 1131.7 and 13.52% alcohol by volume at 20 C.

The weakest liquid ever marketed as a beer was sweet ersatz beer which was brewed in Germany by Sunner, Coln-Kalk, in 1918. It had an original gravity of 1000.96, with less than 0.2% alcohol.