is bottled beer a meme, /ck/? it holds the same amount as a can,

>>7917389
Bottled beer doesn't have the metallic taste that some beers have. Drinking straight from the container, or not; bottle is better. If you can't taste the difference, all power to you, keep on drinking it from the can.

>>7917399
Sorry, *metallic taste that some canned beers have

>>7917399
I'll have to try it again, with more empiricism.
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>>7917399
Cans are lined. The beer doesn't touch aluminum

Depends on the size.

I'd rather a 500ml or pint in a bottle over a can, but I prefer 330ml in cans.

>>7917389

I swear I can tell the difference between bottled and canned beer.

Cans are better than bottles, but I don't think thats what the word meme means

A can is actually larger than the standard bottle, but just by a bit.

Also, cans are better because they make sure that the beer is not exposed to oxygen or sunlight. The beer from a can will not taste skunky the way some bottles do

I think the difference in taste is caused mostly by your mouth touching either the glass or the metal. If you pour canned beer in a glass, it will taste different when you drink it as well

>>7921131
Yeah I have a friend who claimed he could taste the difference between coke from a glass bottle and from a plastic bottle. So we made him do a blind test and guess what, he couldn't tell the fucking difference.

So it's kinda hard for me to take someone who claims they can taste the difference between bottle and can seriously.

>>7921139
Well just because you and your friends are immature retards does not stop a normal human being from tasting the difference.

>>7921139
Your taste test has nothing to do with what >>7921131 has to say since he's talking about drinking directly from the bottle or can.

>>7921143
Why so hostile? I urge you to do a blind test with bottled and canned beer of the same brand, see if you can really tell the difference.

>>7921147
That's the point. Canned beer doesn't have a "metallic" taste, it's just the can and maybe a bit of imagination.

>>7921131 said he thinks that the difference in taste is caused by the source which you're drinking from. You referred to your blind taste test, in which I assume you had your friend drink bottled and canned beer from the same type of vessel or cup to avoid bias.