darwin stubby

General homebrew discussion, tips and help on kit and malt extract brewing, and talk about equipment. Queries on sourcing supplies and equipment should go in The Store.
Bum
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Re: darwin stubby

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Anna wrote: Hi Bum - you did actually say "before" in your previous blog, but now I get it - you meant before you drink the next beer, huh?
No. As I said - pour beer, wash bottle, drink beer. The next beer is still capped in its bottle.
guzzle
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Location: Narooma, Australia

Re: darwin stubby

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Thanks for the tip brewbeast, bleach worked a treat :), & svyturys as well
brewbeast
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Re: darwin stubby

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just make sure you never use bleach on anything plastic :)
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billybushcook
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Re: darwin stubby

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Bum wrote:The rule in my house is to wash the bottle before you drink the beer.
+1 on that,
Cold rinse them thoroughly at pour out & put the rinsed cap back on, then you only need to hot rinse them before re-loading (provided that isn't too long).

guzzle wrote:while on the subject, has anyone had success bottling darwins?, do they differ from longies?
Yes, I had two of'em years ago & used them several times before they got broken or misplaced in house moves, as Bum says, just work out the amount of priming sugar & all is good.
p.s. I used a hand capper for mine.

Cheers, Mick.
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