Bottles, Cans or Draft Beer?

[broncosmitty]

^Muscato?

I'll drink all three gladly. Typically bottles. But if Im happy to see a beer on tap, Ill get the tallest glass of it I can. (Or a plastic cup if there's a spot to take my drink outside.). Big fan of tall boy cans but I seldom buy a six, twelve or case of cans. No real reason why, they're all returnable deposits here. Pop I prefer in cans though.

 

[Bulletz]

Draft, Bottles, Cans....ill drink it out of an old shoe if I have to though.

 

[cezero]

i'll drink factory bottles if i have to, but i prefer to go to a place like growler guys and get a fill up of amazing drafts and take them home

i haven't had beer from a can since college

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

^Muscato?

I'll drink all three gladly. Typically bottles. But if Im happy to see a beer on tap, Ill get the tallest glass of it I can. (Or a plastic cup if there's a spot to take my drink outside.). Big fan of tall boy cans but I seldom buy a six, twelve or case of cans. No real reason why, they're all returnable deposits here. Pop I prefer in cans though.

No, he's not talking about modern muscato... Muscatel is like unto Mad Dog 20/20, Thunderbird, Night Train, Boone's Farm, Wild Irish Rose, or any of the other olde-tyme classic screw-top wines from the 70's. Stuff that Ned the Wino would drank.

Fred Sanford's favorite was called Ripple.

 

[CusswordJim]

^Muscato?

I'll drink all three gladly. Typically bottles. But if Im happy to see a beer on tap, Ill get the tallest glass of it I can. (Or a plastic cup if there's a spot to take my drink outside.). Big fan of tall boy cans but I seldom buy a six, twelve or case of cans. No real reason why, they're all returnable deposits here. Pop I prefer in cans though.

it could have been...it was the 70`s, early 80`s the last time I had it, or even seen it some where.

I remember it tasting like pop kinda, and had decent alcohol content, compared to boones farm....and super cheap, perfect for a teenager

 

[CusswordJim]

No, he's not talking about modern muscato... Muscatel is like unto Mad Dog 20/20, Thunderbird, Night Train, Boone's Farm, Wild Irish Rose, or any of the other olde-tyme classic screw-top wines from the 70's. Stuff that Ned the Wino would drank.

Fred Sanford's favorite was called Ripple.

Yes...it was one of those wines!

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

ALWAYS draft beer... But then again I usually only drink beer at breweries & restaraunts so you know it's going to be good. Bars are sometimes iffy, but I'll usually stick with draft.

I mix and match with bottles & cans at home. I live near a recycle center so disposing of bottles is easy.

Also kinda depends on the beer. Lights/Lagers aren't always that great in the keg. I've had some skunky kegs in college that sort of ruined them for me. But anything else is always good on draft.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Yes...it was one of those wines!

Yep, the drink of choice for poor, under-aged kids who don't know how to hold their liquor!

First time I tried Mad Dog, I almost puked on the spot. Sickly sweet. Thank god wine coolers came along in the mid-80's.

I still remember the commercials that aired late at night: "What's the Word? THUNDERBIRD! What's the price? Mighty nice!"

 

[CusswordJim]

Yep, the drink of choice for poor, under-aged kids who don't know how to hold their liquor!

First time I tried Mad Dog, I almost puked on the spot. Sickly sweet. Thank god wine coolers came along in the mid-80's.

I still remember the commercials that aired late at night: "What's the Word? THUNDERBIRD! What's the price? Mighty nice!"

I guess my taste buds never grew up....I still prefer those cheap wines over whats ribbon winning....except for the mad dog. I`m with you on that stuff...ack!

Some off the worst hangovers ever was from drinking that swill.

 

[NCChiFan]

Beer out of a tap just seems better, and I prefer the pump type tap over either a co2 or nitro.

 

[3riverbabe]

Which one and why?

Draft. Absolutely. It just tastes better. Nothing beats Harp on draft!

But, when sitting by the pool, cans get the job done. A local county regulation prohibits bottles by pools, which I support...I grew up boating, & broken bottles + bare feet = BAD combo.

Bottles in the winter, though.

 

[3riverbabe]

No, he's not talking about modern muscato... Muscatel is like unto Mad Dog 20/20, Thunderbird, Night Train, Boone's Farm, Wild Irish Rose, or any of the other olde-tyme classic screw-top wines from the 70's. Stuff that Ned the Wino would drank.

Fred Sanford's favorite was called Ripple.

Mad Dog 20/20?? I had a bad experience with that in college. I was sick for 2 days. I can barely think about it to this day.

 

[steveringo]

Assuming it is good beer, draught is always the best option... If they only have yellow beer on tap, then a bottle of real beer would be preferred... If someone handed me a can, I would drink it - but only becasue I like free stuff... Good tasting beer is not really offered in cans...

And, why is this the first post to spell it: d-r-a-u-g-h-t ??

 

[beardown07]

Draft at bars or restaurants. Bottles at home. Cans at the lake, river or golf course.

 

[757Hokie83]

Assuming it is good beer, draught is always the best option... If they only have yellow beer on tap, then a bottle of real beer would be preferred... If someone handed me a can, I would drink it - but only becasue I like free stuff... Good tasting beer is not really offered in cans...

And, why is this the first post to spell it: d-r-a-u-g-h-t ??

incorrect.

 

[Chewbaccer]

I like my Budweiser in a can

 

[Chewbaccer]

Bud I do enjoy the farts I get the next day after drinking draft beer.

 

[Chewbaccer]

And my reasoning for cans is they're cheaper, you can get more in a pack, aluminum is bringing around 60 cents a pound and you can fit more cans in a cooler.

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

Beer out of a tap just seems better, and I prefer the pump type tap over either a co2 or nitro.

FTR, that oxidizes your beer...

 

[HuskerCradle2Grave]

Assuming it is good beer, draught is always the best option... If they only have yellow beer on tap, then a bottle of real beer would be preferred... If someone handed me a can, I would drink it - but only becasue I like free stuff... Good tasting beer is not really offered in cans...

And, why is this the first post to spell it: d-r-a-u-g-h-t ??