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Glass Bottle 660
ml Brand New (Amber)
Box of 36 - $45
Glass Bottle 360
ml Brand New (Amber)
Box of 33 - $30
Glass is still the best way to bottle for storage and age your beer. You need crown caps and a capper.
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Bottle Tree - $56
Holds 45 bottles upside down to dry. |
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Agata Bench Capper - $80
Adjustable Capper. The best capper around. |
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Lever Capper - $45
A magnet holds the cap in place while the twin levers
crimp it. This capper is fitted with springs that gives
you an added leverage and smoother crimping motion. |
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Pound-on Capper - $15
The cheapest way to cap. With a steady hand and mallet,
it can do the job just as well. |
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Standard Crown Caps
Bag of 100 - $7.00
Bag of 1000 - $65.00
Oxygen Absorbing Crown Caps
Bag of 100 - $11.00 |
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Carbonator
- $25.00
Goes on every soft drink plastic bottles. Natural carbonation with priming sugar (or carbonation drops) create sediment that clouds your beer when pouring. Here is a way to force-carbonate your bottle for better clarity. Or you can transfer beer from keg without losing carbonation. You need a CO2 gas tank with ball-lock connector. |