MemorableCactus

I'm sure many people will ask what the worst thing you've seen is, but I'd like to know what some of the craziest injuries or situations you've dealt with are? The kind that make you scratch your head and say "How does that even happen?"

Is there any particular reason your company chose to go with twist-tops over the usual pry-tops? I'm curious as to what the pros and cons of each option are.

Your bottle design is a bit different than other companies, more sharply defined I'd say, any particular reason for this?

Finally, despite my deep and unabiding hatred for shandies of all sorts, your Snowdrift Vanilla Porter is always a part of my winter beer rotation. It's delicious and you guys are awesome for making it.

Tons of soldiers, awful support. Their technology is half century behind, their people are starving, but a bullet fired from a 50 year old rifle by a half starved 15 year old will kill you just as surely as a bullet from the worlds best soldier. And they have MILLIONS of soldiers.

Thanks for the reply! I always suspected that twist-offs were just as effective at sealing the bottle and that pry-offs were still around more for tradition's sake than anything else.