Originally posted by obguthr Id agree with this. I am guilty of this with milk and other groceries to some degree...i check dates and buy the one that has more time left even if i will finish it before the date of expiration. |
If this is what I am supposed to do, I will comply. |
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Milk makes sense... dates of expiration and so on, but with beer? I guess if you want the freshest IPA and all that, it might make sense... but people don’t realize that most of our stock came from the same case or at least from the same delivery. I suppose every once in awhile the 2nd six pack happens to be fresher than the first one. |
As for the light exposure... I’m pretty sure most people who shop in a lot of beer stores don’t even know that may be an issue. |
milk is stored in open fridge, so i do tend to go for ones at back there, but other wise tend not to |
My girlfriend dose this with everything. Even fully packaged, plastic wrapped items. |
Originally posted by Cletus Yup thats true. I buy for a whole week. and if i dont get the ones with the longest date then its past its bbf before the end of the week. and unlike most bbf, ive had too many milks turn sour that i want to make sure i have those days |
Originally posted by drowland A lot of beer geeks seem to think that uv light "skunking" beer is some special knowledge that only they possess, when in reality, it is actually pretty common knowledge these days. You’d be surprised. A lot more people than you think are probably doing it for the uv reason, not becasue they think there is some magical super cold, bottled yesterday beer back there somewhere. |
Originally posted by kryptic My argument in this case is that it’s not even an issue, but people will think what they think. |
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