There Is A Place In Iowa That Serves Butterbeer… And You Will Want To Visit

Butterbeer, served in several places throughout Harry Potter's fabulous world, is a highly sought-after beverage among people who love the books and movies. It's sweet, somewhat complicated, and there's a bit of controversy over its actual alcohol content. While it doesn't seem to have an inebriating effect on humans, you will want to keep it away from the house elves.

In case you aren't familiar with Butterbeer....

"Butterbeer was a popular wizarding beverage described as tasting "a little bit like less-sickly butterscotch." It was served at numerous locations in the wizarding world and had a very slight alcoholic content." -from the Harry Potter Wiki

Fans of the Harry Potter series line up at Universal Studios for a taste of the non-alcoholic version of this iconic drink.

There's no need for Iowans to travel quite so far for a taste of this sweet yet slightly salty butterscotch delight.

In Harry Potter's world, you have to go to Hog's Head Brew to get a good Butterbeer.

In Iowa, you'll need to head over to the tiny drive-through coffee shop in Spencer: Black Earth Java.

It's located at 17 11th St SW and is open Tuesday through Saturday between 6 am and 6pm. Sunday hours are 7 am until 2 pm.

Butterbeer is on the menu. The helpful and knowledgeable baristas here are ready to bring your Harry Potter butterbeer fantasies to life.

Butterbeer is a bit of a mystery, like many wonderful aspects of the Harry Potter saga. Universal Studios won't give out their JK Rowling-approved recipe, but you won't be disappointed by Blackearth Java's take on this amazing drink.

In fact, if you want to tweak your Butterbeer to your specific tastes, this tiny but mighty coffee shop has everything you need to make it perfect.

For people who love all things Harry Potter, bringing a little bit of JK Rowling's magical world into everyday life is a dream come true.

Until you make it to Universal Studios in Orlando, this Iowa coffee shop has your Butterbeer needs covered.

Have you tried Butterbeer? What do you think of it?