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newbie bottling question
hammer1 wrote:
i like 12 oz bottles because i take a couple with me to work every day ,, if i didnt have any beer for work i wont go that day. i dont find bottle cleaning to unpleasent, i sit in the garage , crank up the music , drink some beers and just enjoy the day .try not to think of it as a chore but part off the experiance after all to me this is a hobby with great rewards.
I need to work and hang out with you ![]()
GOODBREWING.......
hammer1 wrote:
i dont find bottle cleaning to unpleasent, i sit in the garage , crank up the music , drink some beers and just enjoy the day .try not to think of it as a chore but part off the experiance after all to me this is a hobby with great rewards.
Thats a great attitude to have.
Friend, when I keg I treat it as one giant bottle. This is one area where size doesn't matter. I keep telling my wife that.
I'm a newbie as well, but I completely skipped 12 and 22 oz bottles and went straight to 1 liter bottles...They're bigger and it takes less time to bottle. Color me Lazy!
CAmbrose
CAmbrose wrote:
I'm a newbie as well, but I completely skipped 12 and 22 oz bottles and went straight to 1 liter bottles...They're bigger and it takes less time to bottle. Color me Lazy!
CAmbrose
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The only downside I see in the 22 oz. that I bottle is that I can never get a clear beer on the second pour. I need a bigger glass I guess.
What's a second pour? Yeasty. I like those quart jars with a handle, frozen. They handle a 22 ozer. just right.
Yum, I think I'll go do that NOW.
Brewski, i like the way you think.
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