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Ok, I like Beer, but I hate Aluminum Cans
- Thread starter thcri
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I find there is a difference. Especially Fosters.
There's a difference with Pepsi...
Trakternut
Active member
I can't say that the beer tastes like the can, but it does taste fresher...........cleaner if you will, from a glass bottle. Any brand of beer I've drunk is that way.
Cityboy
Banned
Good beer is not sold in a can.
I'm with you there Monte.
I won't drink anything out of a can or a plastic container.
It has to be bottled and cold or in a glass.
It's always better out of glass, unless it is out of a stainless steel keg. The aluminum cans may be lined, but with plastic.
Glass color makes a big difference too. Most really good beer comes in brown bottles. Clear and/or green bottles do not have any uv protection. Clear bottled beer especially, will take on a "skunky" flavor over time, as the beer is light struck. Green bottles are better, but still let the beer become light struck. Brown bottles are best.
Glass color makes a big difference too. Most really good beer comes in brown bottles. Clear and/or green bottles do not have any uv protection. Clear bottled beer especially, will take on a "skunky" flavor over time, as the beer is light struck. Green bottles are better, but still let the beer become light struck. Brown bottles are best.
Of course, if you like to take it in the can.....
Good one Spiffy!!!
I cant tell the difference. Tastes the same out of a can or bottle. Draft though it does taste different and usually better.
It's Coors and Bud. Hard to tell when they taste worse 
Actaully, you'd probably have to taste them side by side with a clean palette. Coors and Bud do work very very hard to make a consistent product.
Actaully, you'd probably have to taste them side by side with a clean palette. Coors and Bud do work very very hard to make a consistent product.
