Beer packaging-a wild and wonderful world

We have all heard the expression, "Don't judge a book by its cover." The same rule applies in the world of beer. Some of the best beer can come out of some of the most modest (or downright bad) packaging materials. Some of the world's great brewers grains, however, hope to change that. There are a number of interesting packages available today and some of it is downright strange. A quick look at the shelves of your local supermarket showing you at least some of these.

Cold warning technology

Several breweries have created bottles that notifies when the beer is cold to drink. While Coors Light is probably what you think about that first, it uses the other, where the same type of packaging. It seems to work, but it seems a bit unnecessary.

Vortex

If you have seen the bottles with swirled lines in the neck, have you encountered vortex technology. This design is intended to help improve the aroma in your beer and increase flavour and. But most people say that it really does not work (partly because if you drink from the bottle, you won't notice much aroma anyway-it requires the right beer glass).

Aluminium

If you have been living in a rock, you've seen these aluminum beer bottle out. Some of these are matches that can be resealed while others do not. Aluminum bottles is that they block out all harmful light and they are lighter than glass. The ceiling of återförslutbar bottles can also be if you don't feel like drinking it all at once.

Tactile ink on cans

Textured ink has recently made his debut with Heineken. Beer features the "condensation" of May. Frankly, aside from the novelty factor, which is very little point here, even if it is a conversation starter.

Different packaging

Here you will find a lot of different brands to get to the point "variety is the spice of life". From the Blue Moon that Sam Adams brand from South of the border, have various packages here in big ways. This is actually one of the best things for beer there, you can try different brews without having to buy a 6-pack each beer in different pack.

There are other changes come to beer packaging. As long as the Brewers need a way to make his product stand out from the crowd, you are sure to find at least some oddball packaging tricks out there.

Scribblies Cervesia,
Dustin Canestorp

Dustin Canestorp is the founder and General beer army. Join beer army led http://beerarmy.com/in. Take a stand and let the world know your position. If you intend to drink, drinking beer!

View the original article here