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To the original question, No! This is a disgrace to your beautiful homebrew. The beer gods will have their way with you.:D When I first started brewing I bought a case of botttles at the homebrew store, then everybody "had" to try my beer. Then I was out of bottles again. I went to the...

I cap mine 12 or so at a time, while i'm bottling. I also put the clean lid from my fermentor on my bottle bucket loosely. Probably not necessary but makes me feel better. Especially if you have pets. I would hate to serve oen of my beauties to a friend, and a dog hair roll out into their glass!

Maybe some Ziplock bags? They are cheap(very important), easy to cut open, sanitary(assumed).

I've been doing some research on using honey in an English Brown Ale. I have heard some concern with using honey and how it will react with the yeast and make my beer really dry. I did find some sugar free honey called imitation honey at Wal-mart and thought about trying it. I am new to this...

"Brave" I like that!:rockin:

Thanks for everyone's help. I think I'm going to try the honey malt and some honey. Wish me luck!!:rockin:

Anybody ever used a Party Pig? Can be seen at www.partypig.com Just wondering, Sure would save time on bottling!

I am fairly new to home brew so bare with me. I have made 5-6 different kits from Brewers Best. Recently I bought a English Brown Ale. I was wanting to add honey to acheive a sweeter taste. Does anyone have any help on how much to add, when to add, and are there concerns with honey being...

Just wanted to say hey, from western KY. I am kind of new to the home brew scene, but I am learning alot about the art and science behind a great beer! Curently I have made 5-6 5 gallon batches that turned out pretty tasty, some better than others. Next beer is going to be an English Brown...