Beers that should come in cans?

Are those Temptation cans for real?

 

ooh yeah! like sn has 4 pints of torpedo. @sierranevadabill have you guys thought of canning more pint sized cans? I would buy wayyy more kellerweiss and stout.

 

Has Stone ever said either way whether they are for or against cans? Stone Pale Ale and IPA in cans would rule. Still waiting for Sculpin cans to hit NJ.....

 

I agree with all of the Stone request. I'm hoping their new VA location will implement canning.

 

We recently added Pale Ale in 16oz cans as well. We are launching our new year-round pilsner (Nooner Pilsner) in 12oz cans, but no plans to do anything else in cans just yet.

-Bill

 

Equal distribution of bottled beer and Snapple iced tea . . . . Sounds like my kind of place.

 

Prima Pils

 

I'd love to see hennepin or fleur de houblon in a can

 

Thanks for the information Bill. I may try the Pilsner when the warm weather retunes but for now I just have to say how much I like the Stout. Most of the places that carry SN around here don't seem to carry the Stout. I'd love to see in in cans but would settle for more availability in bottles. I keep trying to suggest it to the stores but have little success. Oh well, it means a trip to Total Wine where they do carry it.

 

I like IPA's, APA's, Pils and Pumpkins in cans, But I don't know how I'd feel about drinking a good Belgian Quad our of a can. In addition to Belgians...I also prefer Stouts, Porters and Hefeweizens in bottles

 

New Glarus would be nice to see in cans. You can get a couple WI brews for $10.99 12 pack cans (capital, Wisconsin Brewing); it would be nice if New Glarus jumped into that game.

 

I feel like an easy drinking Belgian Pale would rock. Perhaps BPA or Hop House from Ommeang or Singel from Hardywood.

 

AleSmith IPA & Speedway. Hell, I'd even take it in a 4/6 pack of bottles.

 

Is this available in NYC? BTW, very excited to try BA Narwhal tonight!

 

Weinstephaner Weissbier. I can chug that stuff on a Summer day.