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[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Some Beer is pasteurized and some is not ,the ones that aren't last around 30 days as long as they are out of the light and kept cold .

Naw man. You really worked for Bud? Were you a truck driver or something? You sure were not the brewmaster.

I have made and tasted many a homebrewed and commercial beer which was not filtered or otherwise treated (sometimes still had active yeast), and they were fine long after the brewing. I had one yeast-in porter seven years after brewing and it still was awesome.

A familiar example: Trappist ale from Belgium. It is untreated, unfiltered, yeast-in, and left its homeland in Belgium who knows how long ago. But boy is it yummy.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Naw man. You really worked for Bud? Were you a truck driver or something? You sure were not the brewmaster.

I have made and tasted many a homebrewed and commercial beer which was not filtered or otherwise treated (sometimes still had active yeast), and they were fine long after the brewing. I had one yeast-in porter seven years after brewing and it still was awesome.
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Let me ask you, do you know why most beers come in bottles of color ? Do you know what skunk beer is ?As Matty said the dates on beer are 95% sell buy dates ,doesn't mean the beer is bad just must be sold by this date .

Berghoff Beer

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Let me ask you, do you know why most beers come in bottles of color ? Do you know what skunk beer is ?As Matty said the dates on beer are 95% sell buy dates ,doesn't mean the beer is bad just must be sold by this date .

Berghoff Beer

I wasn't disagreeing with your assertion of bottle color. Of course light harms beer, so a darker bottle is better.

I obviously was disagreeing with your factually incorrect account of "unpasteurized" beer going bad after 30 days.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I wasn't disagreeing with your assertion of bottle color. Of course light harms beer, so a darker bottle is better.

I obviously was disagreeing with your factually incorrect account of "unpasteurized" beer going bad after 30 days.

Didn't say go bad but the expiration date (sell by,fresh date ) is as I said around 30 days on many of the non pasteurized beers and ales ,if kept in dark and cool areas maybe longer but not much .



This should help everyone ...,including me .


Beer is a Perishable Product