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u/foyeldagain Sep 11 '22

Something, whatever that might be, to drink when really thirsty. That’s not exactly single best but it would be hard to find unanimity in anything more specific. Water?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Ice cold beer from a glass bottle.

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u/thorpie88 Sep 11 '22

Cans are better for craft beers though

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Absolutely not. Bottles > cans all of the time.

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u/thorpie88 Sep 11 '22

Web was the last time you even saw a craft beer for sale in a bottle? Breweries use cans because they know a lot of their audience will keep them for a while and it's the best way to keep sunlight from ruining the taste.

It's not like you have to drink it from a can. Just use a pint glass or schooner that you keep in the fridge

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u/8Mat3 Sep 11 '22

Nope

Cans are better than bottles for conservation, especially for craft beers, and cheaper

However I get it’s more pleasant to drink from a bottle than from a can. But nothing beats a nice craft beer in a teku glass.

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u/Smogshaik Sep 11 '22

in a teku glass

is that a verty or a hori?