This isn’t true. Drink it from a can and it’s very good, and not at all skunked.
This isn’t true. Drink it from a can and it’s very good, and not at all skunked.
I trust you, and will attempt to verify. I have never seen a canned Heinekin but will buy it and do a taste test to see how it is.
Skunking is an actual response to light so I'll do a side by side test with green bottled beer if I can find a can.
https://beersensoryscience.wordpress.com/2011/03/17/lightstruck/
I trust you, and will attempt to verify. I have never seen a canned Heinekin but will buy it and do a taste test to see how it is.
Skunking is an actual response to light so I'll do a side by side test with green bottled beer if I can find a can.
https://beersensoryscience.wordpress.com/2011/03/17/lightstruck/
They used to sell Heiniken mini kegs around here. It was a totally different taste than the green bottles. I hate Heiniken in bottles, but the mini keg was one of the best beers I ever tasted.
They used to sell Heiniken mini kegs around here. It was a totally different taste than the green bottles. I hate Heiniken in bottles, but the mini keg was one of the best beers I ever tasted.
It’s very different. You might even like it (unless you like skunky beer).
It’s very different. You might even like it (unless you like skunky beer).
cans let through light?
cans let through light?
Why?
Why?
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