BAWLS in Cans

[thegathering]

Nifty! More compact and more durable!

Aren't cans cheaper than bottles? will this mean cheaper access to my caffien addiction?? I'm in heaven!!!!! (< 5 exclamation points means I need a caffeine hit)

[artdutra04]

Am I the only person who can taste a noticeable difference in the exact same beverages (from the same bottling plant nonetheless) in aluminum cans versus plastic or glass bottles. For me I always seem to think that sodas or energy drinks - especially Mountain Dew - almost always taste better from plastic bottles. There is always like a "hard tap water"-like taste to beverages from cans... :-/

Bottles (whether plastic or glass) are always better tasting, so I'll stick to Bawls in glass bottles.

Is this a sign of Mountain Dew addiction, when you can tell differences like this? It's like being a Dew Connoisseur. "Why yes, this is a vintage 2006 Dew, from the Ayer, Massachusetts bottling plant. And that slight after-taste is a definitive sign of aluminum cans, and quite possibly a tad bit too much citric acid... "

[Elgin Clock]

Originally Posted by artdutra04

Bottles (whether plastic or glass) are always better tasting, so I'll stick to Bawls in glass bottles.

Seconded. Although, when we get the cans in our market, I'll be sure to check them out for arguments sake.

[Jeremiah Johnson]

Both my mom and I notice this taste too. But we prefer cans. I just look better with a can of dew then a bottle of dew. But I like to drink the orange dew out of a bottle b/c orange is my favorite color and I can see more orange.

[Loki1989]

Bawls is good drinking

I love ti its isnt hard or bitter like other drinks and the cans will make it easier to ship large amounts to place like me im in alaska

[Eric Finn]

Ooh, I was going to buy another case of Bawls soon, but maybe I'll wait until 7-11 or CompUSA stocks the cans...

Originally Posted by artdutra04

Am I the only person who can taste a noticeable difference in the exact same beverages (from the same bottling plant nonetheless) in aluminum cans versus plastic or glass bottles.

I understand exactly what you're saying. Drinks in glass are always better. For a simple comparison for the doubters out there, acquire a glass IBC cream soda, and then find any brand of canned cream soda. Sample each, and you'll find that the one from glass tastes much better. Personally, I have no idea why this happens, but it does...

And the Bawl's in cans is still friggin awesome.

[LordTalps]

I keep all of my blue bottles from any BAWLS I ever drink, simply cause they're freaking awesome. Not sure I could really care for any cans.

[Greg Marra]

Originally Posted by LordTalps

I keep all of my blue bottles from any BAWLS I ever drink, simply cause they're freaking awesome. Not sure I could really care for any cans.

I have two cases in my basement as well, and I really have no idea what I'm going to do with them. I keep pushing to throw them away, but my brother won't budge on the issue.

[Booger]

Originally Posted by artdutra04

Am I the only person who can taste a noticeable difference in the exact same beverages (from the same bottling plant nonetheless) in aluminum cans versus plastic or glass bottles. For me I always seem to think that sodas or energy drinks - especially Mountain Dew - almost always taste better from plastic bottles. There is always like a "hard tap water"-like taste to beverages from cans... :-/

Bottles (whether plastic or glass) are always better tasting, so I'll stick to Bawls in glass bottles.

Is this a sign of Mountain Dew addiction, when you can tell differences like this? It's like being a Dew Connoisseur. "Why yes, this is a vintage 2006 Dew, from the Ayer, Massachusetts bottling plant. And that slight after-taste is a definitive sign of aluminum cans, and quite possibly a tad bit too much citric acid... "

Yeah i definatly agree with that. I hate when i have to drink out of a can. I much prefer bottles