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#1
10-23-2007, 12:58 AM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
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I didn't even know Yuengling came in green bottles. That seems wrong. No dark beer should ever come in a green bottle. [/ QUOTE ] Yuengling comes in several varieties, it is a brand name, not a type of beer, as you can see by looking at the picture in this thread the green bottle is labeled lager, which is typically not a dark beer yuengling's black & tan and porter varieties do in fact come in brown bottles 
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#2
10-23-2007, 01:01 AM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
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[ QUOTE ] I didn't even know Yuengling came in green bottles. That seems wrong. No dark beer should ever come in a green bottle. [/ QUOTE ] Yuengling comes in several varieties, it is a brand name, not a type of beer, as you can see by looking at the picture in this thread the green bottle is labeled lager, which is typically not a dark beer yuengling's black & tan and porter varieties do in fact come in brown bottles [/ QUOTE ] I was aware of all of this except that the lagers specifically came in green bottles. I also seem to remember them being dark enough to come in a brown bottle, but then, I consider "not yellow" dark enough.
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#3
11-03-2007, 11:21 AM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
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I didn't even know Yuengling came in green bottles. That seems wrong. No dark beer should ever come in a green bottle. I don't really care for Dos Equis much, either. And someone, probably MrWookie because he's the noted beer connoisseur, called Stella the Grey Goose of beers. Soooo... I'm not really sold on anything besides PU. [/ QUOTE ] First off, how can you not like Dos Equis? Second off, I always think of you when I see that "most interesting dude" dos equis commercial. Does anyone else think Nath is like that?
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#4
11-06-2007, 07:08 AM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
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First off, how can you not like Dos Equis? [/ QUOTE ] I dunno. It's all right, I guess, but... whatever. I don't think it's anything special and I don't buy it. [ QUOTE ] Second off, I always think of you when I see that "most interesting dude" dos equis commercial. Does anyone else think Nath is like that? [/ QUOTE ] Haven't seen it.
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#6
11-01-2007, 06:11 PM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
Putting beer in green and white bottles totally ruins the taste of it b/c the light seaps through and ferments in ... thats why Samuel Adams ( my only beer I drink) Uses brown bottles.
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#7
11-01-2007, 06:18 PM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
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Putting beer in green and white bottles totally ruins the taste of it b/c the light seaps through and ferments in ... [/ QUOTE ] Thanks for fine-tuning the discussion through the use of such precise, technical terminology.
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#8
11-01-2007, 10:41 PM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
No problem since apparently no1 on this thread knows that and was just making a statment based on the ratio of good beer in certin color bottles
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#9
11-03-2007, 08:03 AM
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Re: Good beer in GREEN bottles does not exist
this link was one of the first in a google search.
funny quote: "Understanding mechanisms behind changes in beer tastes is important because the world beer industry is hoping to save money by storing, shipping and selling beer in less expensive clear glass," Forbes said. "Producers of Miller Genuine Draft, for example, already do that by adding a chemically modified hop compound to the beer. We have found evidence that Miller beer is still photochemically active, but it doesn’t make the same free radicals, and so those can’t lead to bad-tasting skunky thiols as quickly." Corona beer also is sold in clear bottles, but manufacturers do not used a modified hop product, he said. Instead, they usually keep their bottles boxed to exclude light and encourage drinkers to add a slice of lime to improve the odor.
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