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The bigger breweries love to filter their beers. It makes the flavour stay constant for the whole of the shelf life. This was tried in Britain in the 1960s with “keg bitter”. The big breweries swamped the country with it, but the people revolted, and the Campaign for Real Ale saved the unfiltered, real ale from extinction.
