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Why beer bottles are usually brown glass — and sometimes green - WLWT
To prevent the process of skunking from occurring, beer brewers have opted for darkly tinted glass. It's why you see so many beers in brown glass bottles today.
CNN3y
Why beer bottles are usually brown glass - CNN
Many beers come in brown glass bottles and sometimes green. But why? The answer has something to do with “skunking” – when beer produces a similar chemical compound to that of skunks. Here ...
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Hidden Treasures: Unearthing Rare Antique Bottles & Upcycling ... - MSN
What lies beneath the surface? Join us on an exciting bottle-digging adventure as we uncover rare antique soda bottles, historic glassware, and unexpected relics from the past! Watch as we upcycle ...
Washington Times9y
Old bottles are treasures to backyard archaeologists
Local residents setting up brightly lit holiday scenes on their lawns may be treading over colorful little glass treasures buried beneath their feet.
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Why beer bottles are usually brown glass — and sometimes green
Hence the popular choice among brewers: brown. But that's not the only color seen in beer bottles; some come in green glass, too. What's behind that choice?
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Why beer bottles are usually brown glass — and sometimes green
Their green bottles are their image. And again, we're talking decades ago, there was a certain association of quality and uniqueness with green glass."And if that green glass wasn't tinted dark enough ...
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Why beer bottles are usually brown glass — and sometimes green
To prevent the process of skunking from occurring, beer brewers have opted for darkly tinted glass. It's why you see so many beers in brown glass bottles today.