What should I do with my beer?

Question

Should I pour it or drink it from the bottle? I dont get to drink beer very often and its a Coors Light. So Im letting you guys decide what i should do when i go to drink. Cheers!

Answer 1

drink it from the bottle.

Answer 2

Pouring is the ideal way to drink a beer. It releases the scent more and diffuses the carbon dioxide so it doesn't all end up in your stomach (which makes you feel bloated and full).

Answer 3

Mix it with 3 cups of self rising flour 1/4 cup sugar and 1 egg and make yourself some Beer Bread!

Answer 4

Beer should be poured... ALWAYS! Regardless of quality.

The act of pouring stimulates the carbonation, which creates head to protect the beer for oxidation and it releases aroma... 90% of your taste sensation is all based on smell.

The only reason not to pour a beer is so you don't have to taste it... Which is precisely why Coors, Miller and Budweiser tell you to do so. Ice cold and straight from the bottle... The cold shocks your tastebuds masking flavor... keeping it in the bottle doesn't allow the flavor to develop... and the bottle is better insolation than a glass, slowing the beer from getting to a proper 45F before drinking.

Answer 5

From the bottle - do not waste time pouring it into a glass, doing so will make it go flat quicker.

Answer 6

Drink it from the bottle. It's more environmentally friendly that way. Less dishes to wash conserves water.

Answer 7

i dont like beer, but you have, drink it dont waste the good money spent on it

Answer 8

Haha well a Coors Light, you might as well just drink it from the bottle or the can. If you're drinking a good belgium beer, german beer, or some other good beer - then drink it from a glass, it releases the flavor. Enjoy!

Answer 9

open the can and as quick as you can w/o getting a wiff of it pour it in the sink and let it flow down the drain. BEER IS DISGUSTING

Answer 10

Whichever is quicker!

Answer 11

A good beer you're going to want to poor into a glass so a head is created, the aromatics are released, and you get the full flavor and experience of the beer.

With a Coor's Light, you might as well keep it in the bottle.