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Topic	I prefer to drink my beer out of a can.
Orchestrion 11/18/19 6:54:58 PM #13:	pauIie posted... Guide posted... pauIie posted... i prefer a glass, but the whole beer from a can thing isn't really a thing anymore Yeah, I've had some good beers out of a can in the past few years. But if I'm at a bar, I'm getting what's on tap, of course. even then, beers on tap will likely be kept in an aluminum keg. canned beer will be better protected from light than if they were in a bottle. cans should be considered a good thing. Beer kegs are made of stainless steel my dude. But everything you said about cans vs bottles is correct provided the packaging process is properly dialed in at the brewery that packaged said cans/bottles. --- https://imgur.com/N8KckAr https://imgur.com/LfbgFCJ <cite>Orchestrion posted [p:930338467] in I prefer t... [t:78174213]...</cite> <quote>pauIie posted...</cite> <quote>Guide posted...</cite> <quote>pauIie posted... </cite> <quote>i prefer a glass, but the whole beer from a can thing isn't really a thing anymore</quote> Yeah, I've had some good beers out of a can in the past few years. But if I'm at a bar, I'm getting what's on tap, of course. </quote> even then, beers on tap will likely be kept in an aluminum keg. canned beer will be better protected from light than if they were in a bottle. cans should be considered a good thing.</quote> Beer kegs are made of stainless steel my dude. But everything you said about cans vs bottles is correct provided the packaging process is properly dialed in at the brewery that packaged said cans/bottles. --- https://imgur.com/N8KckAr https://imgur.com/LfbgFCJ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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