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No need for caps or a capper with these flip cap bottles. Re-usable gasket /cap assembly snaps firmly into position by means of a wire cam. Great for not only beer but also home made syrups and sauces. Bottles are 2 3/4" diameter x 10" tall with a capacity of 500ml. These bottles are sold by the 12 pack. Read more...
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This convenient brewer's essential includes eight 1-liter plastic PET bottles, caps, and labels. Everything you need to "bottle" a two gallon batch of beer. Read more...
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Silver bottle caps, approximately 144 caps per bag. Perfect for brewing and crafts. Read more...
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The "Red Baron" capper is a double lever, magnetic capper but is fitted with springs, giving you added leverage and smoother crimping motion. Read more...
Folks often ask me which local beers I like to drink. The answer is that there are too many to name — and it depends on the season. Like lots of beer lovers, I tend to crave crisp, light-flavored beers in the summer. These types of beers — such as India Pale Ales, Wheat beers and Kolschs — offer cooling refreshment to beat the heat.
To celebrate the season, I’ve chosen one easy-drinking summer brew from each of Asheville’s breweries that I think is worth a taste.
We did our best to make sure that we could have a lot of people doing this project together!
The cost for this project is $25.00, as well as bringing 10-12 of your own bottles.
This price includes all brewing materials and instruction.
Bottles are expensive and in an effort to keep costs down, we’ll need you to bring your own.
Long neck brown bottles are BEST. Make sure to soak off the labels too. Don’t bring any stubby Red Stripe bottles because they’re a pain!
THIS PROJECT IS PRE-PAY ONLY.
Posted on: Jul 04, 2011
Btw. cleaning the bottles is the worst work while brewing beer, no wonder they have machines to do that .
Posted on: Jul 03, 2011
Clear Flip-cap Bottles, 12 Pack .
Posted on: Jul 03, 2011
24 12oz Amber long neck bottles .
Posted on: Oct 16, 8510
bottling and brewing beer today. up getting the bottles ready. should be fun. :-).
Posted on: Oct 16, 2112
I love brewing things. I hate washing all the bottles though. 20 stubbies of ginger beer bottled!.
I know that i boil bottle caps before i cap the bottles but what should i do with beer bottles that are the 16oz corked bottles? First right answer wins.
The bottles yes i know, but the corks?
Boiling cork causes it to crack. You won't get a good seal. Instead, use iodophor, an iodine-based sanitizer.
I have been home brewing my own beer and was wondering if there is a cheaper way to find beer bottles besides buying. I know that I can obviously recycle them, but are there any other alternatives? For example do recycling companies or bars give them away?
Check with your local bars some of them will give them to you so they don't have to mess with recycling them worth a try worst they can do is say no. Check the dumpster behind the bar some of them just throw the bottles away and you are supposed to sanitize them before you fill them anyway.
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Sanitized bottles lined up and ready for transfer.
This was my first foray into brewing at home. Pale malt extract with steeped biscuit malt grains, producing a double IPA at ~70IBU and 8% ABV. Amarillo, Zeus (Colombus) and Chinook hops.
Turned out good. Not great,...
Sanitizing the Bottles
