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In the test you described, I presume the beer has been poured into a glass, like the OP states they now do. If you skip this step, drinking out of a can can hav
by johnmaguire2013 7y ago
In the test you described, I presume the beer has been poured into a glass, like the OP states they now do. If you skip this step, drinking out of a can can have a distinctly metallic taste (imagine that), which is why I -- and I imagine many others -- tend to think beer tastes better out of a bottle than a can.
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- burfog 7y agoDo you happen to have metal in your mouth, such as braces or fillings? This looks like a situation with dissimilar metals and an electrolyte. You might just have a battery.
- manigandham 7y agoCans are coated on the inside to protect against any interaction between the beverage and the metal.
- johnmaguire2013 7y agoI'm not suggesting that the beverage tastes of metal - I'm suggesting the can does.