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Do prefer DRIKIG beer from cans or bottles?
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BottlesI turn the first empty into a spitter. Cans aren't with a shit to spit in.
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Nasty habit Chaz.chuck said:I turn the first empty into a spitter. Cans aren't with a shit to spit in.
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In a glass. You have to live in a complete shit hole to not be able trip over a few microbreweries when out and about. Whether from keg, growler, or crowler, I am drinking out of a frosted glass. Unless it’s Yuengling as I’ll drink that stuff out of can, bottle, glass, and them some.YellowSnow said:
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Bottles also work as fish whackers in the boat.YellowSnow said:
Nasty habit Chaz.chuck said:I turn the first empty into a spitter. Cans aren't with a shit to spit in.
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The pole isn’t about what you do with the beer after the container is opened. You can pour the can or bottle of beer in a glass.Purple_Pills said:
In a glass. You have to live in a complete shit hole to not be able trip over a few microbreweries when out and about. Whether from keg, growler, or crowler, I am drinking out of a frosted glass. Unless it’s Yuengling as I’ll drink that stuff out of can, bottle, glass, and them some.YellowSnow said:
Draft beer isn’t on the pole as it would win by a country mile. -
CansYellowSnow said:
The pole isn’t about what you do with the beer after the container is opened. You can pour the can or bottle of beer in a glass.Purple_Pills said:
In a glass. You have to live in a complete shit hole to not be able trip over a few microbreweries when out and about. Whether from keg, growler, or crowler, I am drinking out of a frosted glass. Unless it’s Yuengling as I’ll drink that stuff out of can, bottle, glass, and them some.YellowSnow said:
Draft beer isn’t on the pole as it would win by a country mile.
Growler or crowler is the most typical way beer ends up home with me. It’s a crowler tonight as I wasn’t planning on beer tonight, so I left my insulated growler at home.
These days the original question has been blurred due to the massive diversity in beer producers and their preferred packaging style. When I was a kid, there did seem to be an elitist preference towards bottles, but with the rise of microbreweries, the tide has shifted due to the premium preservation characteristics of the can vs. a translucent bottle. If I was still consuming beer the old way, I’d do cans over bottles due to disposal. I can no longer recycle glass via my municipal waste disposal service, so cans are more cheaper as I get charged more for trash than I do recycling.
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I voted though I probably like cans better when I think about it. They're lighter and less noisy. I do like drinking from a bottle over a can though.Purple_Pills said:
I can no longer recycle glass via my municipal waste disposal service, so cans are more cheaper as I get charged more for trash than I do recycling.YellowSnow said:
The pole isn’t about what you do with the beer after the container is opened. You can pour the can or bottle of beer in a glass.Purple_Pills said:
In a glass. You have to live in a complete shit hole to not be able trip over a few microbreweries when out and about. Whether from keg, growler, or crowler, I am drinking out of a frosted glass. Unless it’s Yuengling as I’ll drink that stuff out of can, bottle, glass, and them some.YellowSnow said:
Draft beer isn’t on the pole as it would win by a country mile.
Recycling cans and bottles in the 10cent deposit zone can be as simple as putting them on the curb with a free sign. -
BottlesMickey's does not come in a can

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BottlesSome beers are meant to be drunk out of cans. Oly. PBR. Colors Banquet. Rainier. Schmidt. Tecate. I guess shitty beers. Adds to the shittiness of them.
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BottlesRainier is better in a bottle but I never get them. Coors Light and Original I have no preference, I enjoy them either way, all the time. Found Busch in a bottle in Nevada and it was delicious. Rolling Rock in a bottle was amazing before they sold out to Anheiser Busch. I still get cans though because they’re easier to dispose.





