Ahhh…ha! That’s why it’s not very good…

Surly Brewing Co. beers should be better than the last can we opened. Well this is why; it’s been “aged” in an aluminum can for faaaarrr too long. This one is already three years old and counting. Its destiny now is probably to end up in a soup. … Eventually. Now I always check the bottoms of the cans. :)

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[Mags]

I didn't know beer would get old. I still have some bottles of Corona in the pantry that have been there for a long time. Yikes!

[Danette Thompson]

Funny how they put the date on the bottom

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam All beers don't degrade the same. The dark stouts and porters I like "keep" longer than IPAs. Your Coronas are also in glass, which should help as well. :)

[Thom Mitchell]

@danette A common imprinting is “Born on...” We currently have a Pineapple IPA from Tree House; the bottom of that can is, “But on a pizza? // 09/29/22 // 06:11:42”
I should post that!

[Mags]

@rhoing Good to know. I guess I better put them in the frig and get busy. LOL!