Natty Boh back in Oriole Park!

[NewMarketSean]

I'm going to take your word on it here because it takes horrible out of a can.

So does Resurrection. So do most beers.

[Lateralus]

So does Resurrection. So do most beers.

Well, to be fair, most actual good beers don't even come in a can.

[Miller192]

So does Resurrection. So do most beers.

Yeah, that's true. I've just never had Natty Boh any other way.

[NewMarketSean]

Well, to be fair, most actual good beers don't even come in a can.

I know, and there is a reason why. It makes most beers worse off than bottle or tap.

Isn't there some new canning technology out there? I thought i heard about something like that.

[srock]

The brilliant UnPeterAngelos has addressed the issue.

UnPeterAngelos: To keep the proletariat from rioting, we've brought back their preferred beer: http://bit.ly/fMfARd Counter-intuitive? So's you're momma.

[srock]

I know, and there is a reason why. It makes most beers worse off than bottle or tap.

Isn't there some new canning technology out there? I thought i heard about something like that.

Dale might disagree!

Baltimore Sun guy.

Before Dale's Pale Ale, the only two beers I would actively drink out of a can were Natty Boh and Coors Light. Some beers taste better in a can, and Coors Light is one of them.

[NewMarketSean]

I was going to mention Dale's, which is good -- but most beers from a can are garbage.