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My favorite bottles to use are the Jolly Pumpkin 750mL. They're shaped like most belgian bottles that use a cork & wire, but the top fits a normal crown cap instead. These bottles cap with fine with a slightly modified wing capper, no need for a bench capper. The bottles are super heavy duty, and hold about 25 ounces, which cuts my bottling time and work down quite a bit. Not to mention the beer that comes in them is some of the best in the country :)

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the new Sierra Nevada 30th anniversary beers come in those Belgian style bottles with a normal crown cap top
 
I like Fat Tire bottles. They are stubby and teh labelks come off very easily with just hot water and a soak. the hardest label to remove to date has been Pliny The Elder.
 
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