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Vậy mỗi bữa ăn uống 1 chai là OK nhưng tôi sợ cứ uống miết lại trở về đô cũ khoảng 10 chai 1 ngày.

Như vậy cũng thiệt khó xử. Từ 2-3 mỗi ngày là bắt đầu có nguy cơ về sức khỏe rồi.

4. Aluminum Cans Don’t Impact a Beer’s Flavor  

Like many people, you might believe beer tastes better out of a bottle. However, blind taste tests have shown that there’s no consistent difference between the flavors of bottled and canned beer.  

In 2016, researchers had 151 beer lovers taste the same beer in both cans and bottles. Then, they tasted each beer in a blind taste test. While more than 61% of the participants preferred bottled beer to canned beer when they saw its container, those numbers didn’t hold up in the blind testing. Instead, the numbers were split almost evenly between canned and bottled beer. 
If you feel like a canned beer tastes tinny or metallic, it’s not the can’s fault. All beer cans are lined with a coating that protects the beer. Instead, that metallic taste is likely caused by problems in the brewing process, such as issues with water chemistry and ingredient storage. 
Remember also that you’re not really supposed to drink your beer out of the can anyway; beer always tastes better poured into a glass, whether it came to you in a can or a bottle.


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IS BEER BETTER IN A CAN OR A BOTTLE?

Cans used to get a bad rap, associated with holding cheaper, more chuggable beer. But canned beers are much more likely to be fresher, and therefore taste better, than those held in a bottle. That’s because a can locks in the flavors of the beer and keeps out light, a major beer enemy, preventing it from souring or spoiling sooner. While a can of beer will still eventually also lose its freshness, it takes much longer than bottled beer to do so. This is why so many breweries are jumping on the bandwagon that Oskar Blues started over a decade ago and are canning even their highest-end beers. Because at the end of the day, beer is only good when it’s fresh, so even though a bottle may be sexier, wouldn’t you rather drink a good beer poured from a can than a bad one poured from a bottle?

https://vinepair.com/articles/ask-adam-i...-a-bottle/