One popular myth says a dot on beer can bottoms indicates freshness levels.
The truth is that the Nordson Ink-Dot I.D. system identifies which spray paint machine (for creating the labels) coats each beer can on a factory line system.
A dot of ink is applied on the bottom of each can as it enters a machine.
A different color of ink is used for each machine so the source of any imperfect coatings can be instantly identified and repaired or replaced, rather than shutting down the entire line of machines.
the color on the bottom of soda cans(or pop cans) means that right before it goes into the spraying machine it gets coated with a color from a certain machine, all machines have a different color, so if one can has an unacceptable coat, they can go to that certain machine and fix it instead of shutting down all of them.
A case of beer cans used to be 48 cans. How many do you mean? We have cases of 12, 15, 18, and 24 at least in Canada. Also 4, 6, and 8s
The Lg. Number at the bottom of Mountain Dew cans means a price class.
This probably means that someone wants to buy a six pack of light beer. This means six cans of beer that is labeled as "lite".
it means we get to cut beer and go home! -Phil
A quarter keg is 7.75 gallons of beer. This amounts to 992 fluid ounces or ....82.667 beers (12 ouncers). This would mean a quarter keg is 3.5 cases of 12 oz cans. Most mugs hold 16 ounces (preferred method of enjoying draft beer) and would equal 62 mugs.
It's a code number identifying the canning facility, the date, and the batch.
"cans" is not a normal measure - it could mean anything.
it means beer is disgusting
somthing which is possible
What do you mean what do they add to it? It's beer. Why would they add something to it.
The beer. (beer is a feminine word in Spanish)
The "S" inside a diamond on the bottom of a pewter beer mug typically indicates the manufacturer's mark of Sheffield Pewter Craft Company, a renowned UK producer of pewterware in the 20th century. It serves as a symbol of the company's craftsmanship and quality.