This is too funny

[brewmonkey]

http://www.accubar.com/Insider/Tip7.asp

While reading the above website looking for some backup info on another thread I found myself laughing and unable to get past the first paragraph.

How the hell does the brewing process for bottled beer differ from that of kegged beer? :eek:

Draft beer is considered by many beer drinkers to be the ultimate in flavor. The process used to brew beer for kegs is different from bottled/canned beer, and the minimal preservatives used allows the true beer taste to shine through.

[Blkandrust]

I'm just glad I did not have any food or drink in my mouth while reading that!!I might have needed medical attention!

[chazwicke]

LOL!

[BrewDog]

I hate to say this, but maybe he knows something that we don't?
Is it possible that the macros actually DO do something different additive wise?

For example, Corona in cans tastes just as skunky as Corona in bottles. I heard somewhere its because they run the piss through a UV light system on its way to the can (too bad its the wrong can). Now wether its true or not, beats me.

Of course, to be totally technical, that's a difference in the PACKAGING process, not the BREWING process. However, it may be indicative of other things that those bastards pull on the public in the name of pushing their crap.

[wortchillergoal]

Ah, another fine example of the blind leading the blind. Or should I say the tasteless leading the tasteless.

[HarkJohnny]

well, i've had a few brews tonight and reading this just set me off... I had to send them an email.

I'll post it tomorrow if, after reading it sober, I still agree with what i said! hehehe

[LtJudge]

OMG...LMAO!!!:p