What the hell... When did drinking little cans the same size as a coke become acceptable. Unless its 500ml dont even bother and for this price jesus.. 6 cans are favours you would never touch so why brother with this.

Just been back to Asda, bridge of Dee, Aberdeen and there are still lots of boxes in stock

Mr President is exclusive to Tesco.

I print these tins, they now nearly all come with an highly scientific internal lacquer, some times 2 coats of internal lacquer is applied, it's a crazy substance that lets zero foreign bodies into the content which even glass cannot manage.

Loads of packs available in Inverness, but marked at full price (£16)

I found mine at the huge Tesco Extra in Blackpool, just before sailing from Heysham, good luck! :wink: :P

Just curious. I spotted the Pistonhead Full Amber larger in the 4 for £6 deal and wondered why it has a safety warning on it "DRINK IN MODERATION". The site doesn't mention this with any other lagers that I've seen. I was wondering if there was 'something else' in it, or just a standard alcohol warning:

https://groceries.asda.com/product/lager-pilsner/pistonhead-full-amber-lager/910003033446

Probably because he wrote the word Jesus and one of the mods is religious.

Please provide a quote??

It's because cans keep beer in better condition than bottles.

Tried a Brewdog Mr. President at Isle of Man TT this year, was a double IPA, extra hoppy and a whopping 9.2%!! Love the Punk though :P

Probably because it's cheaper to manufacture than a product in glass, a can is more efficient in terms of weight and space so it will be cheaper to store/transport. Ultimately in terms of mass market 'beer', cost will win out.

Having beer in the likkle 330ml cans is simply 'fashionable' at the moment. I remember when the 330ml bottles came out, it was exactly the same. The beer/lager market is subject to the whims of fashion just like everything else. In 18 months the 330ml cans will be history.

Also been told by a friend whose been in the Brewing industry that cans are the future. The modern craft breweries are using cans very different to the 24 cans of fosters that gave it such a bad name. Plus the UV protection of the beer means it should last longer, not thats ever been a concern in my house.

None in Milton Keynes but really impressed with their selection of craft beers. Asda used to have the poorest selection but now arguably the best.

What the hell... When did drinking little cans the same size as a coke become acceptable. Unless its 500ml dont even bother and for this price jesus.. 6 cans are favours you would never touch so why brother with this.

ASDA have been clearing out various beers over the last few weeks, and various posts in here have indicated what and where. This will have been due to listing changes, but it is odd that the reductions have been spread across a number of weeks, but in different areas. Great deals if you can get them. Personally I managed to pick up the last case of Dead Pony at Trafford Park a few weeks ago, but they have no reductions now. :man:

Made in Aberdeen , reduced in Aberdeen.

None in Eastbourne Asda and no signage either. Anyone spotted this rare breed at all down south?

Not obviously, the person was talking about drinking Stella from a can

Obviously you drink it out of a glass - craft ales often have a small residue so it's best practice to do this with bottles even.

If it's canned properly it makes no difference to the taste. There is no metallic taste at all.

Probably for posting aggressive, embarrassing stuff like that.

It was a 'wild goose chase' joke, this deal is hard to find.

You may get a metallic hint due to the proximity of the can to your nose.

None in Northumberland....... Booooooo

Oh, you said it was?

I don't really drink lager, but whenever I have beer from a can it has a metallic hint in the background. Maybe as Dodge62 says, this the power of suggestion. But to me, glass is much much better, assuming there's not a strong light issue.

No it's not.

The can is a far better way to store beer. People who say bottled Stella is different to canned are wrong.

Ooh. Maybe. That could be right. Power of suggestion you think? Going to test that...

If you drink directly out of the can/bottle it's obviously going to be different. If you pour both into glasses I'll bet you can't tell which is which.

My head is inclined to agree with you on a 'scientific' basis. My tongue tells me you're wrong.

The only Brew Dog beer I really like is Wild Goose.

That's because Stella is a cheap lager sold in unlined cans. Try the Brewdog and see if you can tell the difference.

I also want to know why was colinmckenna suspended please???

Bottled Stella tastes nothing like the cans. That’s an undeniable fact. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was brewed somewhere different entirely.

Beer in cans is wrong full stop.

Hubby just been into the Hull/Hessle road store where it was actually reduced to £8!!

Although all sold out it could be worthwhile checking out another Hull store if your local to area.

Don't ever take the Brewdog share offer - the owners make it virtually impossible to sell the shares whilst at the same time drawing huge profits themselves.

it seems fashion aswell, those beardy hipsters need some nerd topic to talk about, and beer cans seems to be the new trend, the camra founders will be rolling in their graves

In my local Asda they also had the Punk IPA 12 pack for a tenner. Heat.

Had this stuff on the plane recently and found it to be tasty and very strong . Think il give it a try .

Will take a look in local Asda Eastbourne to see if available

Quality beer and spot . Bought a load from Asda crewe on Saturday morning but I didn't see that offer it was £16.00 . Instead got the 4 for £6.00 .
First time I'd tried elvis juice the grapefruit goes very well in the mix .
Also bought leffe £2.50 per large bottle ,
Shipyard 4 for £6.00
Hogarden
And 20 becks for £10
Fridge is stocked up now !!!!!

Elvis Juice. Love that stuff. Don't care what size the can is. I can drink more than one. What a plonker.

One of my favourite breweries the Brew Dog. My go to beer is the Dead Pony Club for a session ale and Punk for special. I don't know the other two so well but £10 is a bargain.

I love the size debate above, made me chuckle. Perfect size for quick beer, however, if I was having one with a curry I'd have a 500ml Atlantic or Tribute. Hot from me, although I wont find any locally. Good luck

Lovely stuff. Saw it earlier in Livingston branch. Self edge label was there but all sold out :disappointed:

These are usually £1.80 each or 4 for £6 so they are a bargain if you can get them. I like all 4 of them if you don't it's not really that good.
Last time I bought a pack it was bottles of Punk IPA, Elvis juice, Dead pony club and jackhammer for £15. Jackhammer is awesome

£10 should be the price for these anyway. Still, probably best price around for the 12 mix. Will pick up some next time in ASDA

I've read this is available in Aberdeen only. Hopefully not a wild goose chase

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