After expiration, beer loses its original flavor and becomes flat and stale.
Expired beer develops a harsh, off-flavor due to oxidation and age.
Over time, beer's carbonation diminishes, making it taste flat and less fizzy.
Some beers may turn sour or develop vinegar-like flavors after expiration.
Expired beer often has a weak or unpleasant smell due to aging.
Beer can become cloudy or hazy as yeast and other particles settle.
Expired beer may exhibit stronger alcohol flavors and less balanced taste.
The quality of beer's ingredients, like hops and malt, degrades over time.
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