Beer in a Can

[bluckarma]

I wish more craft brews came in cans. The only one I know of is Dale's Pale Ale from Oskar Brewing which is an excellent Pale Ale. It makes it much easier when you are camping or cooking out to deal with aluminum cans than glass bottles.

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Metallic myth

The idea that cans impart a metallic taste to beer may have once been true but today is a myth. A special water-based polymer now coats the insides, preventing beer from meeting metal. Not only that, cans protect beer from its two arch enemies, sunlight and oxygen, meaning it keeps beer fresher and for a longer time than bottles.

[footylicious]

I will have to test this 'metallic myth' myself.

If that is indeed the case, someone needs to using that polymer at the Yoo-Hoo Makin' Place. Metallic Yoo-Hoo is so freakin' gross.

[stray]

...but you can't break a can over a fucktard's head at 2:00am.

[Bryan Stone]

"beer in a can"

is delicious!

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[TNBear]

As far as I know Dale's is one of the very few breweries taking advantage of this technology. By the way, where can Dale's be bought near her?

[Tookie]

The best beer comes in a frosty mug.

[daworm]

The best beer is which ever one is in my hand at the moment and that I don't have to pay for.

[cloverhoney]

"...but you can't break a can over a fucktard's head at 2:00am."

Yes. It's so much more rewarding to whack him with a bottle.

[mikeydokey]

mmmm, beeeeeeeer.