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Beer Planning: A Backpacker's Perspective
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Written by Microbrewing   
Sunday, 11 July 2010 00:00

Here are some of the dilemmas:

  • (1)  Weight -   The ratio for alcohol to weight in beer is grossly disproportional. For most of us, its part of the reason we love it so very much. It allows us to consume various types and flavors over a long period of time. But for the camper (not you, car campers!) its a pain in the ass.

 

  • (2)  Shape & Proportion -   Our common vessels are the bottle, growler, keg, party pig and can. Lets toss kegs, growlers and party pigs pretty quickly. Unless you have constructed some amazing carriage that allows multiple people to share the weight, a three mile hike up and down cliffs will not facilitate these receptacles. That leaves us with smaller vessels, such as cans  and bottles. Of course, bottles are glass and would need to be separated or wrapped to prevent breakage. Not enticing. This leaves the common can -- but many of you are still weenies about drinking from a can. Get over it. I'll discuss more below.

 

More info:

http://blog.seattlepi.com/beerblotter/archives/213935.asp

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