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[Pumbaa]

Outa bottles

Gota empty carboy

Party is about 4 weeks away . . .

Do I whip up one more batch and bottle it with a hangover?

 

[Chairman Cheyco]

Yes, the answer is always yes. Sometimes the answer is 6, but in this case, yes...

 

[Walker]

I could have sworn that the answer was 42.

-walker

PS: Douglas Adams reference for the uncultured.

 

[homebrewer_99]

I agree with all the yes', but why would you ever want to add a hangover to a bottle?

 

[Ize]

I agree with all the yes', but why would you ever want to add a hangover to a bottle?

Nonono... This is not the Ultimate Question (see Walkers' post above) The hangover is already IN the bottle. But they only become powerful with increased dosage, sneaking up on you in the night like legion...

I prefer to fight the battle often.....

In answer to Pumbaa's original post, Yes, bottle.

Ize

 

[Baron von BeeGee]

the answer is...

Mr. Melon?

Mr. Melon?

Hey, relax. This man's been put
under a lot of pressure.

Let's take it easy on him.

Say it! Say it!

The answer is... four?

Correct!

 

[user 574]

Is that a run in your stockings?

 

[Pumbaa]

I guess since Cheesefood got rid of the fat chick I should get rid of the green guy . . .

 

[Caplan]

If it's a 'back up party beer' to boost the beer levels then some cheapy PET bottles will suffice don't you think?

I've used them in the past to store cheap n' cheerful/experimental brews that i knew wouldn't be hanging around long enough to oxidize like plastic bottles do over time.

I'm sure the Firehouse crew could muster enough for you quickly - this is a geniune emergency after all!

Plus if you use the 3 litre ones (for easier bottling of course) it just means you have to steadily pour 5 pints at once to avoid the sediment mixing up into the rest of it.........