Sapporo beer is usually a white or silver creature when it is young. It is common to find these younger ones measuring about 350ml. However when they grow up to be either 633 or 750ml they change color to a black. The labels and logos still stay the same and as far a s I can tell they still taste the same. Why the colour change?
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Written by Raquel Panganiban [email] for b5media.
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