You don't carbonate in a growler right?

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$16.50 to bottle 4 pints of beer is pretty steep, but it'll hold the pressure.


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I have two flip top growler (got'em on the cheap) and have used them in the past to carbonate beer, but now only use them to transport. They look a bit classier when you go to a BYO restaurant.
 
for my first batch i actually bottle conditioned in 2 of these. one of the bottles stayed in tact but the other didn't. the rubber seal couldn't take the pressure and was forced off to the side. needless to say i didn't drink from that bottle. i've never bottled in a growler since.
 
I bottled two growlers worth of Ed's Haus Pale and they carbonated and held pressure just fine. My growler's look like this:
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