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Two months ago I bought a used chiller, and in the deal were twenty or so flip-top bottles, green ones mostly (G), some brown ones, and two or three stoneware ones, just about the same aspect ratio as the regular flip-top (fat).

Any idea what was bottled in this kind of bottles, or if they were just store-bought without anything in them?

(I will get a pic up, at some point.)

EDIT: they are neat!

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homebrewer_99

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I got my stoneware ones in Germany. They had kellerbier in them...

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PeteOz77

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The green ones are most likely Grolsch Bottles?

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PseudoChef

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Stoneware ones may be Rogue.

beergears

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Here it is next to a Grostch bottle:



Unmarked. I think the orig. owner lived overseas.

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You primates are so predictable.

kornkob

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Looks like one of the bottles that that belgian beer comes it. St Augustine?

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ScubaSteve

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I have one that previously housed a Belgian Golden Ale. Called Bokrijks Kruikenbier. Hope that helps

hollowdp

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I've got a few of those stone bottles as well. Unfortunately I picked them up off of craigslist and have no idea where they came from.

mrk305

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A friend of mine gave me a few of those. I didn't like them because I kept over filling them. They looked cool, but I could not tell how full they were when filling. I gave them back to him, filled with beer of course.