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How beer snobby are you?

How beer snobby are you?

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There is something comforting about drinking beer out of it a can. It stirs pleasant memories of our first beer—and the next couple of hundred. We now live in the golden age of craft beer. Craft beer is awesome, but it comes almost exclusively in the bottle. Frankly, we miss the feel of the old, reliable can.

We’ve found a solution. Up-and-coming designer Easy, Tiger offers these glasses shaped as cans and labeled “Beer Snob.” Ironic, yes. Not only do these glasses stoke our nostalgia, they also make a welcome decorative addition to our home bar. Count us as beer snobs.

       
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  1. Larry Risley says:
    August 19, 2021 at 5:07 pm

    Awesome

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