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Old 01-07-2008, 08:51 PM   #1
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My cadet corps recent had a bottle drive, so thinking of my boston ale and its need for bottles I had a look for some brown pop tops, and I came across a couple dozen Stubby bottles. It turns out there is a craft brew here in newfoundland that bottles its 6 packs in stubbies.

They seem way thicker, and darker then normal bottles, plus i think they look kinda cool. Anyone else have any experience bottling with these??





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Stubbies are cool! I have bottled using Red Stripe bottles. No problem. Go for it.
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Old 01-07-2008, 09:59 PM   #3
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I've used Modelo bottles with no problems. Those bottles that you show are really cool....341 ml? How many ounces?
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Cool bottles!
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341 ml is 11.5 ounces
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I like that they have no labels(seemingly). they were thinking of us when they did that and more companies should follow their example. Stubbies are beast I love unique bottles.
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well they did have lables but a soak in bleach and a scrub make quick work of em
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Ahhh,

....the old stubbies. I drank my first beers from those bottles, and I am really not that old. Maybe we switched to the long necks a little later up here in Canada.

I buy a sixer of red stripe from time to time just for nostalgia.
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VB comes in the a **** beer but cool bottles
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I have about 6 cases of red stripe bottles, but don't use them as often because they have the painted on labels, does anyone know how to get the painted on labels off of the bottles?


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