Packaging #17 - Label in a can
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Zipper, with a frankly improveable look, although it probably is the best hazy I have tried. By its side, Bellini Vice, atractive and nice. With the expansion of craft cans, we get a new type of finish for cans. If the industry had us accustomed to cans with a homogeneous look, with a print on the same metal - sometimes better than in others -, the world of craft beer and its inexhaustible thirst for new daily recipes has brought us a new element that obviously seeks to cheapen costs .