corona bottles
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As for the labels I don't have good advice, but clear bottles are bad for beer and I would not use them for anything you care about beer wise.
They let is harmful UV rays that react with hops to skunk the beer.
They let is harmful UV rays that react with hops to skunk the beer.
CLR will take the labels off the corona bottles after a 30+ minute soak.. There perfect for apfelwine and skeeter pee ect.. I've had good luck with heavy/dark beers in them too.. I still can't get red stripe labels off 
edmanster said:CLR will take the labels off the corona bottles after a 30+ minute soak.. There perfect for apfelwine and skeeter pee ect.. I've had good luck with heavy/dark beers in them too.. I still can't get red stripe labels off
Good point I guess they would be great for cider.
derek81 said:
I would not bottle that is Corona bottles. If you must, keep them covered and away from any light until you are ready to drink them.
I got 20 16oz grolsch bottles and 16 brown 12 oz bottles (Victoria ) that is 512 ounces of beer. I just need a 12 pack more now
. I have a batch fermenting right now (coopers draught) would it be better fit for these bottles?
They will always be wrapped up in a closet till i chill them to drink
. I have a batch fermenting right now (coopers draught) would it be better fit for these bottles?
They will always be wrapped up in a closet till i chill them to drink
badbrew said:
Plenty of breweries use clear and green bottles for their beers, that does not mean it does not affect the flavor. Of course you can use them, but the light will contribute to off flavors in the beer as they are exposed to light.
