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20oz Bottles Make the Best Pint....

brewskinewbski wrote:

Just an observation from a decanting challenged person.  20oz bottles take the guess work out of pouring a crystal clear homebrew.  I tried smaller bottles and got too greedy and always wound up with a yeast cloud in my glass.  20oz bottles hold enough to fill a pint glass and leave the yeasty stuff in the bottle.

Anyone else like to swish up the yeast in a wheat beer and drink it?  what I do is leave about 1/2 - 3/4 inch of beer in the bottle, then swirl up the yeast and pour it over the beer I just poured. It clouds it up a bit more but tastes damn good. If you haven't done, it try it.

 

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