Bottle Codes?

[tonkota]

Are there codes on glass bottles that sort of explain how much pressure they are rated for? I have some small Sanpellegrino bottles that are pretty small and look fun to use/give away. I dunno why, I can't explain it.

Anyway, is there a Da Vinci code for glass bottles?

 

[Edcculus]

I think the rule of thumb is that if the bottle was holding a carbonated liquid under pressure, its ok. I bet those would work great. I think some people bottle in the glass coke bottles too.

 

[weirdboy]

Keep in mind that you will want to keep those away from any sunlight to prevent skunking.

 

[tonkota]

Keep in mind that you will want to keep those away from any sunlight to prevent skunking.

No worries, I'll drink them before that happens.

 

[IrregularPulse]

I like Ed's rule
As far as codes, any manufacturer is going to use their own specific coding for what info is n the bottle and in what order/method it's displayed. I work in the marking field and there a million ways to display the same information and no way to decode it unless you're the employee that determined what that coding is.

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

I like the green Buddha bottles. I'd love to get those for gifting homebrew to people. the beer that comes in them is not so desirable.

 

[cowperc]

I like the green Buddha bottles. I'd love to get those for gifting homebrew to people. the beer that comes in them is not so desirable.

whoah...those are badass! i'd love to give some of them away

 

[tonkota]

I like the green Buddha bottles. I'd love to get those for gifting homebrew to people. the beer that comes in them is not so desirable.

Those are very cool. I like it. What kind is that anyway? EDIT: I found it: http://www.luckydrinkco.com/