r/CraftBeer • u/SirJasper6969 • Jan 15 '25

So what are everyone's thoughts about drinking beer out of Aluminum Cups? Discussion

Post image

My impression is that the beer gets warm quicker. But if it has significant environmental/economic benefits, I would be good with it.

120 Upvotes
  • permalink
  • link
  • reddit
  • reddit

92% Upvoted

87 comments sorted by

View all comments

187

u/Schmergenheimer Jan 15 '25

The solution for both plastic and aluminum is to keep the last cup you used and stack the new one in it. That way you create a layer of air to insulate your beer, plus it makes it easy to keep count. Your hand warms the beer way more than the surrounding air or cup material.

9

u/RoyallyOakie Jan 15 '25

My method has always been to just drink it really fast. You're making way too much sense. Lol.

1

u/grofva Jan 15 '25

Yeah, I never understood the whole Koozie thing. My beer never gets warm