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Marv Rusnak, Council Newsletter Editor
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JANUARY 2022

Newsletter Editor’s Message
Did you know that January 24^th is National Beer Can Appreciation Day? Well, now you know!  As someone who enjoys a beer now and then, typically from a can, I thought that some of you might also appreciate knowing more about this day in January, and maybe celebrate it in a safe, but appropriate, manner (wink, wink!). The following information was garnered from this website:
(https://www.nationaltoday.com/national-beer-can-appreciation-day).

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On January 24, we celebrate Beer Can Appreciation Day in remembrance of the historic, monumental, and thirst-quenching day beer was first sold in cans. Now, canned beer just makes sense. Beer cans are easier to pack in a box or cooler. Advanced thermodynamics and quantum physics tells us beer cans are more efficient to pick up. But remember, fellow history buffs, it wasn’t always that way. Here’s some of that history:

1935 – A New Jersey based brewery called Kruegers releases the beer can.

1962 – After a delay in production after WW II, canned beer became mainstream again.

1969 – The sales of canned beer exceed that of bottled beer for the first time.

2002 – Dale’s Pale Ale was the first beer to be hand-canned.

Why We Love National Beer Can Appreciation Day

Less Time to Chill
It's science. It takes less time to chill a can of beer than a bottle of beer. However, bottled beer stays colder longer. But that's what koozies are for, not to mention the Yeti Rambler Colster.

Easier to Stack
Have you ever tried to stack beer bottles? Beer cans are easier to stack on shelves in the grocery store, or in your fridge, or in the garage, or any other place you might stack beer cans.

More Durable
The advent of canned beer allowed US brewers to ship millions of cans of beer to soldiers overseas during World War II. Now canned beer can float a river, summit a mountain, and shred the gnar, all while staying pressurized, delicious and ready when you are. Can a bottle do that?


 

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