Why does bottled beer taste better?
 

I love bottles but ever now and then I get cans... the taste is different

glass / aluminum

drink faster, you won't notice :thumbsup :drinkup

lol great suggestion :thumbsup

thats true lol :pimp

It always seems to have a weird aftertaste..almost like aluminum.

i like the taste of draft at the bar, though i rarely drink beer anymore.

Things always taste better from glass. Safer for the body too. Plastic leaches and so do aluminum cans. Glass is the best vessel to store things in.

drink the first 3 to 4 from bottle and if you so desire or run out of supply - switch over then to the can supply

personally - I only prefer a nice ice cold Chimay poured into a frozen mug - nothing beats that :thumbsup

The same to me. I always pour my beers into a chilled pint glass so it really doesn't matter.

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I like draft myself. and its cheaper

sweets wins :)

Maid's day off?

bud light, coors light... anyone drinks beer? :helpme

Clean up, you slob. :winkwink:

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Chimay rulez yo!
:thumbsup :thumbsup

ya - for 100fuckina percent sure

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GL2 ???

http://www.reeltails.com/gfy/goose.jpg

time to step it up :thumbsup

It's the GL-1, I know about the GL-2 but I've had no serious problems with the GL-1, so Why upgrade? I've dropped the GL-1 several times and it still works fine... very happy. Canon knows there shit :thumbsup

Long read, but your answer's buried in there somewhere ...

http://www.tastings.com/beer/perishable.html

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Ok =) works for me

it stays colder too

keg beer, bottle beer, then can beer is my order.

guinness is one of the few beers that tastes better out of cans. any beer that uses carbonation as opposed to nitrogen is better in bottle. but if it requires a widget, pint cans are the way to go.

Thats my favorite.