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Kev
Years ago

Beer on tap, enough is enough!

It was originally done for Big Day Out in 2003, due to their "No Glass Bottles" policy, if the stories I was told at Big Day Out that year were true.

After that it became a regular item from Coopers.

Pale drinkers hate it, everyone else (the percentage of our population without taste buds) call it "Pale Ale in a can".

Pale Ale always has been, and always will be, a beer best enjoyed from a keg, or fresh from the bottle it was fermented in.

Kev
Years ago

Dr Tim's doesnt taste like real Pale from a glass bottle or off a tap...

Coopers know this, and that's why they don't 'dilute' the Pale Ale brand by putting it on the cans.

 

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