Glasfeena
Well-Known Member
And the beer's pretty damned good too.
I have yet to switch to a kegging system (one of my goals in 2010), so I find myself scrubbing out bottles time and time again. Labels are a PITA to remove, but in the hundreds of labels I've had to peel and scrape off, I'll say my favorite are Sierra Nevada bottles.
Submerge them in a bath of hot water for only a few minutes, and the label peels right off. Then, a quick wipe with a sponge removes the rest of the glue. Bell's labels ain't so bad either.
Dark Horse bottles, on the other hand, are impossible to deal with, so they get thrown in the recycle bin.
I have yet to switch to a kegging system (one of my goals in 2010), so I find myself scrubbing out bottles time and time again. Labels are a PITA to remove, but in the hundreds of labels I've had to peel and scrape off, I'll say my favorite are Sierra Nevada bottles.
Submerge them in a bath of hot water for only a few minutes, and the label peels right off. Then, a quick wipe with a sponge removes the rest of the glue. Bell's labels ain't so bad either.
Dark Horse bottles, on the other hand, are impossible to deal with, so they get thrown in the recycle bin.