And finally here it is,my first home brew video. I apologize that it is in two parts,but I had a lot of difficulty trying to cut it down to under ten minutes. I hope some of you gain something from this video and I do hope you enjoy it,If you have any questions feel free to ask i’ll do my best,there are things I probably forgot to mention. Other then that thanks for watching. Cheers
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I wanted to buy a kit for my dad’s birthday but i saw that it comes with plastic bottles with plastic screw on caps. I was wondering if those were like completely unholy in the world of home-brewing. I think you can also use sanitized reused screw on glass bottles but I’m not sure. Please help and give your opinion on which bottles are best. Thanks!
I brew beer at a local U Brew. I use green plastic half or one quart bottles that I purchased there.New plastic caps are supplied for every visit. These bottles can be reused dozens of times without replacing them. Some people use the brown glass bottles with the old fashion lids that are permanently attached. Either one of these type of bottles work very well. I prefer the plastic ones because they are cheaper to replace them if you accidently break .the glass ones. The glass ones are harder to find and are more expensive.I haven’t see or heard of the screw on caps for glass bottles. Here’s a few other tips. Rinse them out after use to prevent mold forming at the bottom of the bottle. Homebrew kits make cloudy beer. The beer from a U Brew is filtered clear and carbonated.The key to any good beer is to keep the bottles well sanitized before refilling, keep the beer cold for longer shelf life and keep them out of the light.Cheers!
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2009 July 12 Lan Kwai Fong HONG KONG
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2009 July 12 Lan Kwai Fong HONG KONG
2009 July 12 Lan Kwai Fong HONG KONG
2009 July 12 Lan Kwai Fong HONG KONG