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do these have handles on top to help carry? it's one of the nice things for 6-packs, whether with plastic rings, plastic tops, or sold in cardboard. that said
by jerrysievert 8y ago
do these have handles on top to help carry? it's one of the nice things for 6-packs, whether with plastic rings, plastic tops, or sold in cardboard.
that said, I think I still prefer crowlers over normal cans at this point.
- wodenokoto 8y agoI checked the first 3 google results for crowler, and they all tell me it's better than growlers and show be pictures of large cans of beer. So, what is a crowler, and how is it different from a can of beer?
- jerrysievert 8y agoIt’s a large can of beer. Most places that sell crowlers pour fresh draft in, and can on site. It typically means either very fresh beer (the Crowler I picked up yesterday was from a very fresh beer kegged a few days ago) or specialty beers that won’t get distributed in a way that normal consumers can get it. A beer correctly crowled will last for quite a while (months) if stored correctly. edited to add: a crowled beer is filled all the way to the top, sometimes purged with co2, which is what helps reduce oxidation - compared to a growler, which usually has an air gap.