beer

[purbeast0]

Originally posted by: Midlander
Can you explain the difference between keg and draft??? I thought draft beer comes from a keg.

yah that makes 2 of us. last time i went to the bar and got draft beer, they used the tap to get it out of a keg ...

but keg/draft is my answer.

 

[Kadarin]

Bottles, yo.

 

[Tifababy]

Originally posted by: silverpig
Bottle -> Cold glass. That's the best way to have it.

Draft is so inconsistent and has a lot of preservatives in it (you'd be surprised how long that stuff sits in the keg). Drink enough draft at the bar and you'll get the draft headache from the preservatives. Sure, sometimes you can get really good draft, but having beer from a cold glass that was poured from a bottle is the best way to go. Cans get that metallic flavour so they're just out.

There are no preservatives in keg beer. Where did you hear that? The difference is that bottled/canned beer is pasteurized. You can read a little bit about beer packaging here. I like having a kegerator so that I can always have beer on tap. I don't mind if my milk is pasteurized, but I like my beer to remain cold from when it leaves the brewery until it's in my stomach.

 

[Descartes]

Originally posted by: silverpig
Bottle -> Cold glass. That's the best way to have it.

Draft is so inconsistent and has a lot of preservatives in it (you'd be surprised how long that stuff sits in the keg). Drink enough draft at the bar and you'll get the draft headache from the preservatives. Sure, sometimes you can get really good draft, but having beer from a cold glass that was poured from a bottle is the best way to go. Cans get that metallic flavour so they're just out.

Where did you hear that, and what low-quality nonsense are you putting in your stomach?

 

[TBone48]

I prefer bottled beer. It tastes crisper, or cleaner somehow. IMO anyway.

 

[thegimp03]

It depends on the beer I guess. Anything is preferred over cans though.

 

[Jawo]

Originally posted by: tweakmm
Keg>Glass>Can