Easiest Way to Transport Secondary Glass Carboy - FULL

[Deacon240]

Alright, so SWMBO is no longer SWMBO and I'm moving. I have a Schwarzbier that has been in the secondary for two weeks, wanting to leave it in there for another week and also I dont have enough bottles/time to bottle it.

What is the easiest way to transport a full glass carboy? Would I be best having someone sit in the back seat and keep it from moving while I drive?

 

[ShortSnoutBrewing]

Even with someone holding it the liquid inside will still move. But it's probably best to have someone sitting with it to make sure it doesn't go flying through a window or anything...

 

[homebrewer_99]

Don't forget to use a milk crate...

Sorry about your loss , unless it's what you wanted then congrats!!

 

[TwoHeadsBrewing]

Milk crate + seat belt!

 

[Joe_Stout]

I don't think there is anyway to move it without shaking it up some.

I would suggest using this and just empty it.

 

[Deacon240]

Well I could care less about the shaking, maybe'll add more time to clear up but that's a less green beer then.

 

[Joe_Stout]

Yeah, I know. I just always joke with people about doing that. It always looks so gound in the 5 gallon.

 

[Deacon240]

Time to find a milk crate...