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		<title>WugujiDesoqa: Created page with &quot;[http://aluminumcraftwire.blogspot.com Aluminum Craft]Is it real? Can it be potential? Craft beer in a can?I know what you are all considering. Isn&#039;t a can reserved for the infer...&quot;</title>
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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;Created page with &amp;quot;[http://aluminumcraftwire.blogspot.com Aluminum Craft]Is it real? Can it be potential? Craft beer in a can?I know what you are all considering. Isn&amp;#039;t a can reserved for the infer...&amp;quot;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;New page&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;div&gt;[http://aluminumcraftwire.blogspot.com Aluminum Craft]Is it real? Can it be potential? Craft beer in a can?I know what you are all considering. Isn&amp;#039;t a can reserved for the inferior yellow beers? Think once again. Oskar Blues, a tiny brewery positioned in Lyons, Colorado are doing points a little differently. In 2002, they started hand-canning their Dale&amp;#039;s Pale Ale, turning out to be the first craft brewery to can their beer.In the days of yore, cans would instill a metallic taste on your icy cold beverage. These days brewers are lining the inside of the can with a water primarily based coating which prevents the beer from touching the aluminum and keeps the flavors pure. There are a lot of other positive aspects of a can including recyclablity, portability, as well as trying to keep the beer fresh by eliminating the damaging effects of light and oxygen. Cans weigh much less than bottles, so from a shipping standpoint, cans are a lot more price efficient. From a recycling standpoint: &amp;quot;A recycled aluminum can generates 95% significantly less pollution than a single produced from scratch and requires 96% less energy&amp;quot; declares Oskar Blues Brewery.The greatest part about these craft beers in a can - they are an quick tote-along to the pool, the beach, on the boat, the chairlift, the golf course, and on your next camping trip. Light and unbreakable, they dare to go wherever no bottle will.Old Chub has been one of the flagship beers of the Oskar Blues Brewery, winning honors and awards for its malty goodness and smoky aroma. Old Chub walked away with a Gold Medal in 2008 and 2010 at the Globe Beer Championships and is ranked &amp;quot;Top rated Rated Scottish Ale&amp;quot; by Beer Advocate. 971 evaluations on Beer Advocate have rated Old Chub with an A- for excellence.Old Chub Scottish Style Ale - an eight% ABV, semi-sweet dark beer with luxurious flavors of coffee, chocolate and a kiss of smoke. $two for a 12 oz can.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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