bottling 2 batches in one day

[OHIOSTEVE]

Kinda like work!!! just bottled 2 batches to " GET STUFF OUTTA THE WAY FOR COMPANY" My wifes family is coming tomorrow and I had 2 batches that needed bottled so she decided today was a good day to bottle beer.

 

[homebrewer_99]

I know that feeling...

 

[tom777]

I've bottled 2 batches in 1 day only twice. I don't mind bottling but 1 batch at a time is enough.

 

[slacker190]

I was feeling overly ambitious and decided to bottle 3 batches and brew a batch in a day. I'm not welcome to brew in the kitchen anymore.

 

[JefferyL]

I have brewed three and bottled two. Fourteen hours later and one very tired human being.

 

[hoppymonkey]

I bottled two one weekend..... Next weekend I bought kegs.

 

[Neonsilver]

I've bottled two, transferred one and brewed a 2 hour boil. Bottling isn't that bad once you get the hang of it.

 

[mvhsbball22]

I'm bottling two today, actually. This thread has not inspired me...

 

[Neonsilver]

I'm bottling two today, actually. This thread has not inspired me...

It's not as difficult as you may think. I may go home and bottle two tonight as well. Once you get the process down you'll be done with two of them in under two hours.

 

[OHIOSTEVE]

The bottling itself is a breeze....the clean up after each one is what I hated.

 

[tom777]

I'm bottling two today, actually. This thread has not inspired me...

sorry 'bout that It really isn't that bad. I actually have a couple batches ready to bottle myself. Not sure if I'm gonna tackle both in one day or not... We'll see I guess..

 

[Nurmey]

I find that bottle multiple batches in one day save a lot of time. It usually takes us about 40 to 45 minutes to bottle 5 gallons from start to finish. Since the tree, vintner, sanitizer, equipment is already out, it only takes about 25 minutes for the follow batches.