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It is, but I'm associating with positive stuff in my brain.

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The worst part for me of drinking it out of the aluminum bottles is it feels colder on the hands than what I'm getting from the taste/mouth. Just....disgusting. It may be ice cold but I feel like its luke warm and luke warm bud light is disgusting.

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Seems like the darker and heavier the beer, I want it in a glass

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Freed Roger wrote:Seems like the darker and heavier the beer, I want it in a glass
yep...i feel like light beers are better in the bottle. Miller high Life is a godawful beer, but it's not so bad in the bottle.

and on your sample pack rant--i get what your saying but Leiny's summer shandy isn't all that bad--in fact i got that same sampler pack youre talking about and i liked all the beers in it. And im not even a fan of octoberfest.

but i tend to agree.

i may as well own stock in leiny's at this point.

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i like beer out of bottle too, but in a glass always works too, im just lazy

i like the "im-going-to-drink-all-day-and-need-to-pound-cheap-beer" beer in a can

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Bottle vs. glass really comes down to the style of beer you are drinking, and whether or not aroma should factor into the taste. Traditionally, a pilsner type beer should be served in a tall, slender glass allowing the extra light color to be shown off and minimizing the amount of aroma pulled into your nose while taking a drink. They're best for bottles today. Who wants to smell a Budweiser? Meanwhile, porters and IPA's and such are better served in a wide mouth glass, allowing you to take a good whiff while partaking.

So there you go. Simple rule of thumb. Do I want to smell this beer? If yes, put it in a glass.

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/101/glassware/

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Nobody wants to smell a Budweiser, my beer of choice, so I am correct in drinking it out of a bottle.

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you left out the part where leaving it in the bottle means no head

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i hate to live in a world with no head

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Head is overrated. I want to get to the real thing.

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