rdann87

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That was good...here's to hoping pics are fixed.

wncbrewer

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I recently shipped two corneys from north carolina to the bay area for a wedding. Told them it was yeast samples and there was no further inquiry. It was expensive, but possible

WheeledGoat

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I've had great success shipping beer by using plastic bottles - not only do you not have to worry about breakage, but saves a lot of weight, too! The plastic bottles are more expensive, but I believe you save that much in shipping costs and packaging.

Here they are at northern brewer.

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qrb912

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I don't believe you! I am going to send you my address and require you send me a box of your best brew to prove your method.

psymonkey

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So what about shipping to altitude? My buddy was in town from Colorado and we brewed a batch while he was visiting (he's hooked). I'd like to send him some of the beer, but I live at 8ft and he lives at about 8000ft. I was thinking of shipping them as soon as they are bottled so they won't be carbonated at all yet.

Does anyone have any experience with this? I know things I received when I lived in CO that were shipped from lower altitudes had the tendency to expand..to say the least

ewtotel

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I'm in Ohio around 800 feet, and my brother is between Carbondale and Aspen... around 7500 feet or so. I've shipped him numerous shipments in glass bottles without any problems. I wrap the SNOT out of them just to be safe.

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mjmac85

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Pics do not work for me. Anyone else having this issue?

psymonkey

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Thanks for the info! My buddy is in Vail so quite close - as a crow flies anyway.. I'll be sure to double-bag 'em, as it were.

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Haputanlas

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Wow, somebody should really update the pics.


Hmm... Somebody.....

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fatnoah

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+1 on the picture fix please. About how much does it cost to ship a 12x12x12 box?