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New Eco-Friendly Cardboard Kegs Will Revolutionize the Way You Drink

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Although beer purists might argue that carbonation can’t be maintained in cardboard kegs, this new design by Australian student Thomas Hussey might prove them wrong.

These four-liter cardboard kegs are less costly and more environmentally friendly than bottles, traditional kegs, or cans. 

As proof of the design quality, the ‘Beer Box’ is currently in contention for the Australian Design Award in the student category.

Hussey claims that he wanted to create something that would "reduce the environmental effects, but also reduce cost and provide a marketing benefit." The smart student realizes that it is nice to make something that is eco-friendly, but it is important to interest the consumer market if it is going to be a success.

5,591 clicks • Published: Apr 20, 10 • Updated: May 24, 11 • References: and thisisbrandx
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Mad Dan the Beer Drinker on May 5, 10 
Beer purists would argue that beer *real* beer isn't carbonated! Only cheap, industrially produced beer is pasteurised and then "carbonated" (with carbon dioxide and nitrogen) to mimic the effervescence of yeast. This process kills the tase of the beer, but means that it can be stored for longer. It's like the "long life" UHT milk that stays drinkable for months.
Mad Dan the Beer Drinker on May 5, 10