Actually, it's interesting to note that glass bottles have been around since the 1800s. They were the original way to store carbonated drinks. And for many of us collectors, finding an intact vintage glass soda bottle is like finding treasure. They tell a story, a history that's so much richer than just the drink inside.

Lol y'all pretending like there's a Michelin star for soda. Drink what you want, but it all burps out the same in the end.

Idk, cans have always been good enough for me. They chill faster in the cooler and you don't have to worry about breaking them when you're out and about. Sure, glass is nice for a sit down, but on the go? Give me a can any day.

glass bottles are just more expensive where i live so i gotta stick to cans... someday i'll try that high life cola you're talkin bout tho

Ah, I see you're a person of culture as well. Only the unrefined palate would fail to discern the superiority of glass-bottled beverages. The effervescence, the purity of taste - it's akin to choosing a fine wine. And serving temperature? Non-negotiable. It is, indeed, an art form lost on many.

Am I the only one who thinks about recycling? Glass is infinitely recyclable, unlike plastic, which can only be recycled so many times. And we all know most plastics just end up in the ocean or landfills. Taste aside, glass is just better for our planet, folks.

Glass bottles all the way, my friend! It's the only way to fly without sproutin' wings. Can't beat that 'ksssh' sound when you crack one open. And if you ask me, cans are just soda coffins. Restrictive and depressing. Pass me a cold one in glass any day!

Totally with you on this! There's something about popping open a cold glass bottle of cola that takes me back to my childhood. It's like the flavor is more... authentic? Might just be nostalgia, but I'll always pick a glass bottle over a can if I have the choice!