Beer, revisited

Noooooooo, it's in a can !!!!!!!!!
Tis all the rage in the brewing community mate, cheaper, more environmentally friendly and according to many better for the beer ad it keeps the light out. Apparently there's been a lot of work done on cans to remove the chance of a metallic taste. I've had a few over the last year or so and they've been fine.
Embrace the tinny my friend.
 
Tis all the rage in the brewing community mate, cheaper, more environmentally friendly and according to many better for the beer ad it keeps the light out. Apparently there's been a lot of work done on cans to remove the chance of a metallic taste. I've had a few over the last year or so and they've been fine.
Embrace the tinny my friend.

I'm not quite buying into that mate. Surely recycling the bottles an storing correctly is the way to go ?
 
Tis all the rage in the brewing community mate, cheaper, more environmentally friendly and according to many better for the beer ad it keeps the light out. Apparently there's been a lot of work done on cans to remove the chance of a metallic taste. I've had a few over the last year or so and they've been fine.
Embrace the tinny my friend.

Can't get my head around decent beer out of a tin. The only one I ever had that was good was - Kriek.

I only ever buy green or dark brown bottles for the reason you mention about the light mate. Kills the yeast .
 
I'm joining in with the tins

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The rise of cans has made for cheaper beer prices. Moor in particular.
 

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