Comments on: Cans and Screw Tops http://truecask.com/2009/08/cans-and-screw-tops/ Drink Real Beer Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:47:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: cbjerrisgaard http://truecask.com/2009/08/cans-and-screw-tops/comment-page-1/#comment-7 cbjerrisgaard Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:38:00 +0000 http://truecask.com/?p=120#comment-7 Thanks Nate! I greatly appreciate the support on the blog roll. I should probably look into doing the same. The online beer bloggers all seem to be supporting each other quite well! I went and checked out the article, very funny to see how closely they mirror each other. Thanks Nate!

I greatly appreciate the support on the blog roll. I should probably look into doing the same. The online beer bloggers all seem to be supporting each other quite well!

I went and checked out the article, very funny to see how closely they mirror each other.

]]> By: nate http://truecask.com/2009/08/cans-and-screw-tops/comment-page-1/#comment-6 nate Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:13:41 +0000 http://truecask.com/?p=120#comment-6 There is an ambiance I enjoy from a bottle top I don't get from a can...I also dislike the excessive aeration of the beer as it chuggs out of the can and into the glass. But, I see many fine points... I must point out, a pry cap bottle could be reused infinitely...I save all of mine and use them for home brew (I have too many in boxes in the basement), they just need to be rinsed and sanitized. Perhaps a good business idea would be to develop a system for getting pry off bottles back to breweries...it would save the brewery and the earth a bundle! Cheers! I put truecask up on my blogroll. Mike wrote a similar article, even siting the screw-top wine analogy... http://thankheavenforbeer.com/2009/07/06/yes-you-can-can-a-brief-series-on-canned-beers/ There is an ambiance I enjoy from a bottle top I don’t get from a can…I also dislike the excessive aeration of the beer as it chuggs out of the can and into the glass.

But, I see many fine points…

I must point out, a pry cap bottle could be reused infinitely…I save all of mine and use them for home brew (I have too many in boxes in the basement), they just need to be rinsed and sanitized. Perhaps a good business idea would be to develop a system for getting pry off bottles back to breweries…it would save the brewery and the earth a bundle!

Cheers! I put truecask up on my blogroll.

Mike wrote a similar article, even siting the screw-top wine analogy…
http://thankheavenforbeer.com/2009/07/06/yes-you-can-can-a-brief-series-on-canned-beers/

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