Craft beer & "growlers"....I'd like some help, please

[CanuckSARTech]

Yup, I just went with a standard 64-oz brown glass growler. I was really impressed with the quality and variety of the craft-brewed beers while out there in Halifax. Yum!

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[Bill Hayes]

Beer and light don't get on real well. Hence, beers that need a little age on them like Stouts and IPA's usually come in dark glass bottles - which brings me to my point - I was put off by beer in a can because of the types of beer I drank out of a can like the mass produced varieties until I tried a couple of quality American and Japanese pale ales in cans like Dale's Pale Ale and Yona Yona which are two of my favourites but really hard to find. I think the growler idea is great way to save money if you find a micro brewer close by that makes a few varieties that you really enjoy.