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  • Bottling home brewed beer.
  • Ambrose
    Full Member

    Up till now I've bottled up into PET bottles, but I'm wondering, can I reuse the glass bottles that beer comes in when you buy it from the shop?

    And how to sterilise and cap it?

    Cheers!

    bassspine
    Free Member

    No problem. I use old grolsch bottles that I bought at a recycling centre (back in the days when it was a tip), sterilized with sodium metabisulphate.
    you can buy caps and get a capping tool, but the grolsch bottles make life a lot easier 🙂

    4ndyB
    Free Member

    Yes you can reuse the glass bottles

    Milton

    & this: http://www.homebrew4u.co.uk/homebrew-equipment/bottle-capper.asp

    Haribo
    Free Member

    on another note is the coopers starter kit reasonable value??

    moving house in dec to something with a garage and homebrew is high up my priority list.

    woudl you recommend anything else

    Ambrose
    Full Member

    Just spent £49:00 on the homebrew site. I'm ready and waiting now….

    BTW- is the sludge at the bottom of the barrel viable yeast? Can I decant it and then reuse it for the next batch?

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