Hi,
I have some beer that has been bottled for many months.
Several years ago I recall breweries having to throw away thousands of gallons of beer that were thought to be "past their sell by date" as a result of industrial strikes. I am wondering then if my bottles may in fact be heading for...
Hi Chippy,
Yep that's the one I was looking for.
You are, without doubt, both a gentleman and a scholar. But then again, I should'nt expect anything less from someone who hails from the Furness peninsula. :hat:
Many thanks.
Yes good idea as an alternative solution, but the ones I bought online were perfect so would like go down that route again. But will certainly bear your advice in mind as a plan B.
I am wondering if anyone knows where I can replace the rubber collar washers with an internal thread like the ones used on the old Bulmers cider bottles.
2 years ago I received a reply from a poster on here giving the web address of a seller which I bought some from but turning up the...
Thanks posters I have taken all on board and will wait and see the results when I open the first bottle which will be approximately 5-6 weeks from now.
What I will do though is post back on the outcome which may help anyone else who has done the same.
Many thanks.
Many thanks to you all for replying.
Just had a look now at day 7 and it seems as if fermentation is ongoing and all looks OK. Wait and see appears to be the thing to do.
Perhaps, as the brew is carbonized I am wondering if it would be wise to reduce the amount of priming sugar before bottling.
Hi,
I have been using Tesco's 5 litre Ashbeck still water for my kit brews but just recently they announced that they no longer stock the 5 litre containers so I had to buy their 2litre bottles instead. I inadvertantly used 20 odd litres of their sparkling water instead of still water to start a...
Have still got about 40 Bulmer’s in regular use over 51 years. I have to replace the red collar washers periodically online. Never had one bottle breakage in all that time. ........ lucky me!