Youngs Choc Stout on Tap vs Can

[sjhiker]

So I found a sports bar near by that carries Youngs Choc Stout in what I believe is on tap. I'm not 100% sure its on tap but it's not listed in the menu as "in a bottle". I've only seen it in my area, at Whole Foods or BevMo in a can.

Two questions; Is this stuff sold in a bottle or keg?

What would make it taste different in a can vs keg?

[JFryauff]

Two questions; Is this stuff sold in a bottle or keg?

What would make it taste different in a can vs keg?

Yes...it's sold in cans, bottles, and on draft.

Taste difference would really depend on how it is served.
Out of a bottle would be least desirable in my opinion, but the cans have the nitro/widget thingy, so they tend to add some creaminess to the beer.
I'd personally also prefer nitro-served draft over a regular C02 push, and again, I just feel the creamy body melds better with this beer.

Best thing to do is try them all

[hado_pv]

Had this the other day, made me want to use it in a beer batter for deep fried snickers

[Piratefly]

I prefer it out of the can with the widget. Poured into a ice cold glass. mmmm

[chef7734]

I enjoy it from a can once and a while.

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[Piratefly]

I enjoy it from a can once and a while.

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mmm food pr0n.

[jrm]

from the tap, in a growler or a keg its going to be fresher then a can/bottle. If you like stouts, look for rasputin stout on tap.

[willworkforbeer]

Draft is always better, they have it at the Flying Saucer (multiple locations nationwide).
Never found a beer that was not better as a draft beer