• North Mountain Supply 16 oz Amber Glass Grolsch-Style Beer Brewing Fermenting Bottles - with Ceramic Swing Top Caps - Case of 12

    North Mountain Supply North Mountain Supply 16 oz Amber Glass Grolsch-Style Beer Brewing Fermenting Bottles - with Ceramic Swing Top Caps - Case of 12

    Brand: North Mountain Supply Color: Amber Features: Case of 12 Grolsch-Style Swing Top Beer Bottles With Ceramic Caps - Ceramic caps are better quality than plastic and ensure a more reliable seal! Each ceramic cap includes a silicone gasket which reduces the risk of leaks, providing maximum seal Perfect for storing: beer, kombucha, soda, condiments, sauces, kefir and more! Our bottles come individually wrapped in bubble padding to prevent breakage and ensure that they arrive at your door undamaged! We guarantee that our products will arrive undamaged and free of defects - Covered under our 30 day hassle free replacement warranty! Release Date: 31-05-2018 Details: Case of 12 Groesch-style swing top beer bottles with ceramic caps - ceramic caps are better quality than plastic and ensure a more reliable seal! each ceramic cap includes a silicone gasket which reduces the risk of leaks, providing maximum seal. Perfect for storing: beer, kombucha, soda, condiments, sauces, kefir and more! our bottles come individually wrapped in bubble padding to prevent breakage and ensure safe shipping. EAN: 0841663592804 Package Dimensions: 13.1 x 10.0 x 9.3 inches

    $ 36.99

  • Sale -15% North Mountain Supply 12 Ounce Long-Neck Amber Beer Bottles - Case of 24 - Includes Crown Caps North Mountain Supply 12 Ounce Long-Neck Amber Beer Bottles - Case of 24 - Includes Crown Caps

    North Mountain Supply North Mountain Supply 12 Ounce Long-Neck Amber Beer Bottles - Case of 24 - Includes Crown Caps

    Brand: North Mountain Supply Color: Case of 24 With Crown Caps Features: Case of 24 - North Mountain Supply 12 Ounce Amber Beer Bottles - Includes 24 Crown Caps! Each bottle is made to withstand carbonation pressure - Use 48 bottles for a 5 gallon batch of beer. Packed in a heavy duty box to prevent damage in shipping Made and packaged in the USA! We that our products will arrive undamaged and free of defects - Covered under our 30 day hassle free replacement ! Details: Case of 24 - North Mountain Supply 12 Ounce Amber Beer Bottles - Includes 24 Crown Caps! Each bottle is made to withstand carbonation pressure. Use 48 bottles for a 5 gallon batch of beer. Packed in a heavy duty box to prevent damage in shipping. We that our products will arrive undamaged and free of defects - Covered under our 30 day hassle free replacement ! EAN: 0850004667309 Package Dimensions: 15.3 x 10.3 x 9.7 inches

    $ 50.99$ 43.49

Bottling is the act of transferring homebrew into small containers for easy storage and consumption. These bottles usually have an amber tint to prevent UV rays from destroying the chemical bonds of the alcohol.

To bottle your homebrew, you need to learn how to prime. This adds fermentable sugars and helps the residual yeast ferment and carbonate the beer. The second fermentation adds the fizz of homemade beer. It’s an essential step in making homemade beer.

How to Bottle Your Home Brew

1. Make sure your brew is done fermenting 

You can do this by checking the specific gravity using a hydrometer and comparing it to the recipe requirements. This will ensure that your brew will not over ferment the extra sugars causing an explosion.

2. Clean and sanitize your bottles

Soak your bottles for two minutes in a mix of sanitizer and hot water. Rinse it off with hot water and let it dry. If you want something less taxing for your hands, you can use the dishwasher. Set it on high heat, and do not add soap.

3. Prepare priming solution

Use corn sugar or dextrose for priming since they will not affect the flavors of the brew. The ratio is one ounce to one gallon of beer. Boil the sugar in water to sanitize it for two minutes.

4. Bottle your brew

Add the solution to your bucket and siphon your brew into it. Be sure to siphon above the liquid line to avoid adding sediments. This will create a whirlpool to mix the solution with your brew correctly.

In the new bucket, attach a spigot to transfer the mix into the bottle. Leave some room for air for the brew and seal with a crown cap. Store it at room temperature for two days to let it carbonate.

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