Evets
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I've got a couple cases of bottles from my local micro- brewery(Stoudts) Are these too thin or light- weight for bottle carbing, or should I stick to the heavier returnable bottles? Thanx
Bottles too thin?
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Lou
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if they came with beer in them, i can't see any reason why it would be a problem to put beer in them again....
i can't remember if stoudts uses twist-offs or not, but some people aren't into using the twist-off bottles for home bottling... then again, some people swear they only use twist-offs with no problems... to each his own.
i can't remember if stoudts uses twist-offs or not, but some people aren't into using the twist-off bottles for home bottling... then again, some people swear they only use twist-offs with no problems... to each his own.
Mudd
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Kinda
but -
If you are looking for heavy weight bottles for reuse and like a good stout,
try Lion Stout.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/sinha-stout/3061/
Good export stout, darn good bottles for re-use!!
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but -If you are looking for heavy weight bottles for reuse and like a good stout,
try Lion Stout.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/sinha-stout/3061/
Good export stout, darn good bottles for re-use!!
*We now return your computer to the Beer topic at hand!!*
