I acquired this full Rainier Club LP for the collection recently which just happened to be full. I didn't want to leave it that way, so here is what it looked like.

The bottom has a date stamp of Nov. 4th, 1937.

It had a nice fizz when I opened it and produced a decent head without any floaties that I could see. For you Iron Gutters' out there, I did try it. All I can say is that it had an extremely metallic taste with hardly any semblance of beer flavor. Needless to say that I just had the one tiny taste and the rest was discarded.

Oh wow! I’m amazed it still foamed. Also a lot of the older soda
Cans I have opened had some sort
Of film / liner in them. Did this can have that liner?

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2019 8:31 pm Oh wow! I’m amazed it still foamed. Also a lot of the older soda
Cans I have opened had some sort
Of film / liner in them. Did this can have that liner?

No, that's what I mean by no floaties. The beers sometimes do, but this one was pretty clear. The lining obviously broke though, thus the metallic taste.

Conehead wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2019 9:18 pm

willssoda wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2019 8:31 pm Oh wow! I’m amazed it still foamed. Also a lot of the older soda
Cans I have opened had some sort
Of film / liner in them. Did this can have that liner?

No, that's what I mean by no floaties. The beers sometimes do, but this one was pretty clear. The lining obviously broke though, thus the metallic taste.

Sweet!

Wow pretty cool.


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