I have a new beer rule. Avoid beer in green bottles. Just to be clear, this is a rule for myself. You can drink green bottled beer. In fact, you should always try to drink the beer that you like.

EVER wondered why beer bottles are almost always green or brown? Clear bottles for booze are a rarity – and there’s a really good reason for that. While we’ve been supping ale in the UK for ...

Have you ever cracked open a bottle of beer, poured it into a clear glass and left it outside sitting in the sun? Maybe you’ve come back to it after a while to take a sip – and something isn ...

If you have ever popped opened a beer and wondered why your beer bottles ... Today, though, they are still dominant in the ...

Even today, they remain the most popular choice in the beer industry. A dearth of brown glass during World War II led breweries to adopt green bottles. They, however, provide less UV protection ...

But there’s a reason behind this. Have you ever noticed that beer bottles, regardless of the brand, are usually brown or green? As we mentioned earlier, everything has a reason, and these ...

"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? Given that green is not as protective ...

the colour plays a crucial role in preserving the beer's flavour. Brown bottles offer the best protection from UV light, followed by green, while clear bottles provide the least. The rise in ...