Paulaner weissbier bottle Vs can 5.5% ABV 2 Crackers Head to head...

[@pedrogutierrez1547]

Purchased the canned version today. I too can tell the difference. I prefer the bottled version. Nonetheless, both are very good.

[@ratemybeer1]

Yep definitely 100% agree on this one mate 😆🍺

[@ashleysmith640]

I love ❤️ this drink 🍺 😊😊

[@ratemybeer1]

Known as one of Germany's finest...

[@andrewbensley6957]

I noticed today that Beerwolf do Paulaner on the sub. Would you do a review on that to see if it is worth the price on the sub? Cheers

[@ratemybeer1]

We did this a while back it's a cracker strange I'm only seeing this now hence the late reply 😀

[@andrewbensley6957]

She should have gone again! Haha

[@ratemybeer1]

Definitely as not that easy to tell

[@darkoanton5]

hahaha Way to go - with such confidence. I just bought a can. Bottles no longer available in my market unless it's tge non-alcoholic version. I have had it from the keg and it was so disappointing. If I was given it blind, I don't think I would know it was Paulaner. I would never order tye keg version again. I don't know no if Paulaner has bottle conditioning and the keg of course doesn't.

[@ratemybeer1]

Yes the 5litre Kegs can be hit & miss we have found this out... Can always safer really...

[@richardthompson9090]

Can is always better. No light reaches the beer that can destroy the flavour.

[@ratemybeer1]

That can indeed happen bottle needs to be looked after although the can can taste tinny sometimes