While bottled beer and canned beer each have their pros and cons, the simple fact is that packaging can make a difference in a beer's shelf life. Yes, beer can spoil under the wrong conditions.

Is bottled beer different from canned beer? As the summer heat drags on, one Explainer reader wonders why soda or beer from a can tastes so much fizzier than the stuff that comes out of a bottle.

Why do low-alcohol beers taste better than low-alcohol wines? Our readers appear particularly knowledgeable on this issue, offering insight into the different ways these drinks are created – and ...

Listen to them. I can't tell the difference even between most the beers on offer here, let alone from a bottle or tin. And I don't suppose anyone else can either In defence of mass-produced Japanese ...

How many beers in a keg? Kegs are small barrels that can hold any type of liquid in them, but they have been most known to store, transport and serve beer. So, how many beers can they hold?

After trying salted beer I will say, this was a completely different beer after adding the salt (I used 1/4 teaspoon in a 16-ounce can).

All we know is that if you sample the same beer in a bottle, can, or draft, it at least seems to taste different depending on the format.

(WKRG) — Sometimes, there’s nothing better than cracking open a cold beer. Alternatively, there is almost nothing worse than drinking a warm beer. But what makes a cold beer taste better? Is ...

It continues the trend of Bravus's beers losing their fizz too quickly, leaving behind something that tastes like someone who's never had beer describing a beer to you.