<p>I think the title is self explanatory, but I would like to add: does it make any difference letting it aging in a can or in a bottle?</p>

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2014-02-26T15:54:36.057Z
What kind of beer?
wax eagle
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2014-02-26T19:11:33.900Z
I don't know... Maybe I should have asked what kind of beers should age before being drunk?
Vinicius dos Santos
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2014-02-26T19:14:40.453Z
[How can I tell whether a beer will improve with age?](http://beer.stackexchange.com/q/99)
wax eagle
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2014-02-26T19:37:58.717Z
This would be better asked as focusing on aging in cans vs. bottles.  It's not a duplicate as such, but it's very poorly differentiated.
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Should I leave a beer age before drinking it?
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# Should I leave a beer age before drinking it?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-26)

I think the title is self explanatory, but I would like to add: does it make any difference letting it aging in a can or in a bottle?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What kind of beer?  
> **username_0**: I don't know... Maybe I should have asked what kind of beers should age before being drunk?  
> **username_1**: [How can I tell whether a beer will improve with age?](http://beer.stackexchange.com/q/99)  
> **username_2**: This would be better asked as focusing on aging in cans vs. bottles.  It's not a duplicate as such, but it's very poorly differentiated.  

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