A common worry of beer drinkers, especially the older crowd, is that canned beer does not taste as good as bottle beer because the can adulterates the taste of the beer.

At a bar, draft beer is typically the way to go. But sometimes, it's better to opt for a bottle. Here are the signs to avoid ...

The good news is, canned beer doesn't exactly "go bad" the way milk does. ... or skunky notes (skunkiness is usually more of a problem with bottled beer that's been exposed to light) are red flags.

But, experts say it’s still safe to drink after those dates. It just might not taste as good. Bottled beer can also get a small amount of air in it, which means it can oxidize, and alter the flavor.

“Now, people who didn’t drink beer back then are drinking sours, saisons, all sorts of stuff. It’s widened the market.” We asked him how to navigate the craft bottle shop scene. Here are some of his ...

If I’m drinking good beer, I like to let it breathe in a glass or even a plastic cup. I accepted a beer from the host, and then -- thinking there might be cups available that I just didn’t see ...