Beer rack?

[abracadabra]

Before I got into kegging I used 2L bottles and the corresponding holders;

The holder can hold 8 bottles upright and in place when filling and storing.
The holder is made of strong plastic so transporting or spills are not a problem.

Cheers
BeerCanuck

What does it say in small print below the Coca Cola tm? Something to the effect of Property of Coca Cola enterprises?

 

[GregKelley]

Although it's kind of unconventional, the wine rack idea might be a consideration for your brews. One of the other members of this forum uses a wine refrigerator to store bottled beer, and just puts the bottle upright a day or so before consuption. Maybe you could work out a rack where bottles are stored in a combination of upright and on the side.

Who can plan like that?!?!? Putting a bottle upright a day or so. I have a beer or more almost every day!

 

[iamjonsharp]

I have a mediumish sized fridge dedicated to homebrew. It keeps about 40 bottles cold. On top of the fridge is a box of homebrew. You drink a cold one, you replace it with a new one. Once the box on top of the fridge is empty, go to the basement and grab another box.

 

[BeerCanuck]

What does it say in small print below the Coca Cola tm? Something to the effect of Property of Coca Cola enterprises?

It's a little hard to make out the fine print from the photo. It says "Save me from the Dumpster" (Pizzaria that went out of business) I also got 10 one gallon Frank's hot sause jugs. Im not going to post pics of those for fear of self incrimanation

 

[Pimp Juice]

I bottle and keg. Bottles for the high gravity brews, seems like they age better in the bottle or just look cooler.

The 6 % and unders go straight to the keg since they will be gone a week or two after they condition.

I stack my bottles in their orignal cardboard cases in the back of my cold dark closet.