which beers are better from a can?

[Chad]

...if any? And from a can, not in the can...any beer in the bathroom is good.

[hawkeyeh8r]

PBR or natty light

[JHudd]

Surly.

[acqflisu]

I feel like I'm being set up for this...it's too easy.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZX9Rv_2_C0]YouTube - "In the Can" Bud Light Lime Ad[/ame]

[00clone]

Technically, any beer should be better from a can. Bottles (even brown) let light in, light kills beer. The 'mystique' of better beer coming from bottles is simply economics...for the craft brewer, it's cheaper/easier to set up a bottling line than a canning line.

[helechopper]

The Budweiser.

[MookInLincoln]

ummm, none. hate drinking beer (or soda) from can. will pour it in glass before

[capitalcityguy]

Technically, any beer should be better from a can. Bottles (even brown) let light in, light kills beer. The 'mystique' of better beer coming from bottles is simply economics...for the craft brewer, it's cheaper/easier to set up a bottling line than a canning line.

What about the common complaint that beer in a can takes on some of the taste of the can? Not true?

[Trainer]

...if any? And from a can, not in the can...any beer in the bathroom is good.

Shower Beers!

[00clone]

What about the common complaint that beer in a can takes on some of the taste of the can? Not true?

At one time that was true. Not sure if everything uses lined cans, but here's a good article on the topic:

Serious Beer: Now in Cans | Serious Eats: Drinks

and a quote on that specific question:

Craft breweries now use cans lined with a water-based coating that prevents the beer from ever touching metal, so there's no metallic flavor.

[CyKrog]

Guinness. But poured into a glass... not sure if that counts!

[bellzisu]

Keystone light with the specially lined cans taste good

[CyForPresident]

PBR


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[Stewo]

Busch Light. The greatest beer to get hammered drunk on. Period.

[enisthemenace]

Stroh's.

America's Fire Brewed Beer...how "can" you go wrong?