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Heineken no longer puts an expiration date on its bottle. Instead they are stamped with a date of manufacture or 'birth'. The expiration is nine months after this date.
The expiration date is on the top of the cap or on the outer side of the bottle. The expiration date needs to be seen without having to open the bottle or can.
Glasses don't have expiration dates, but beer bottles might.
If you buy bottles they make an 18 pack
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Heineken beer has been brewed in Holland since the 1800's. The green of the bottle is for managing an optical phenomena with the yeast in the bottles. The original Brewery is also now a museum.
The expiration date is in Julian code... Google that to get your expiration date.
By reading the expiration date on the can
Date of Expiration was created in 2002.
Most likely the expiration date.
Because the law states that foodstuffs MUST have an expiry date but from your question, you obviously know that pure honey doesn't deteriorate so doesn't need an expiry date.