Why Are Aluminum Beer Bottles Becoming More Popular?

Did you know that aluminum beer bottles are becoming more and more popular? This is because they offer a number of advantages over traditional glass beer bottles. Let’s take a closer look at some of the benefits of using aluminum beer bottles:

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• Aluminum beer bottles are lighter than glass ones, so they’re easier to transport.
• They keep beer fresher for longer, due to their airtight seal.
• Aluminum beer bottles are also more environmentally friendly than glass bottles, as they can be recycled over and over again.

If you’re looking for a way to store and transport your beer, then aluminum beer bottles are definitely worth considering!

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Post time: Nov-25-

Why not? They can be cleaned and if you can recap them theirs no reason to believe anything bad will happen.

What kind of beer comes in alum with pry-off tops?

cheers.

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Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat? I am not sure where it comes from. I am visiting Nebraska right now so I am assuming from the midwest somewhere? It came in 4-16 oz bottles.

I was thinking that the aluminum might leave some off flavors if the beer was in the bottle for too long.

[quote=“ScubaBrew”]Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat? I am not sure where it comes from. I am visiting Nebraska right now so I am assuming from the midwest somewhere? It came in 4-16 oz bottles.

I was thinking that the aluminum might leave some off flavors if the beer was in the bottle for too long.[/quote]
Boulevard Brewing Co. is out of Kansas City.

I imagine the bottles are lined.

I see now that you’re talking about pry-offs, haven’t seen those, I was referring to the the large mouth screw-off type.
The interior lining comment is a serious consideration. Would be good to know how many hot water cleansing they can take before the lining starts to delaminate around the opening. Scraping off some liner on a bottle rinser is plausible.
The other thing is when I have rinsed glass bottles I am using water as hot as I can stand. The aluminum is going to feel hot almost instantly.

can’t hurt to try though.