Cans vs bottles.

A good vintage Big Foot aged a year or two.

I don't eat that part

Either one. It's more about the brew than its container. Technically, cans are a better method, but I'm not going bitch either way.

>>7949914
Cans. After some months I've gathered enough cans for a considerable amount of money

>>7949914
bottles around the house

cans for sporting events

>>7949914
cans < bottles <<< draft

>>7950029
You scared of fights, big boy?

Cans are a significantly better way to store and ship beer. You should pour either into a glass for drinking

>>7949914
Draft you fucking pleb.

Bottles. When there is a choice between cans and bottles, cans have HFCS and bottles have sugar.

>>7949914
I love cans. For 4/6 packs I definitely prefer them. But when it comes to the more special/limited release stuff though I do love the 16oz cans I also like the pint and 750ml bottles.

I decidedly prefer growlers over crowlers though.

Not partial really. However can lend themselves better to long shipping distance, and have a longer shelf life. Let in less D.O. and no UV.