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bobdrob

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Sep 27, 2009, 3:24:20 PM9/27/09
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Before the Verizon Usenet window closes on Sept. 30:
Aside from tradition & aesthetics, and with proper scrupulous sanitation,
might there be any good reasons NOT to use grolsch swing top beer bottles
for wine instead of buying splits ? I have plenty of 750's, but sometimes
I'd rather open a split than have half a bottle sit on the countertop for a
day or 3. I have plenty of grolsches inactive in the homebrew corner of the
basement and it seems to me IIRC that doing a case of splits became tedious
& a PITA for the return on corks, capsules & labor. All opinions &
suggestions welcome & appreeshed. regards, bob


frederick ploegman

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Sep 27, 2009, 4:09:11 PM9/27/09
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Yup. Been doing it for years. No problem. Store upright.

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J. S.

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Oct 3, 2009, 2:13:36 AM10/3/09
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On 2009-09-27, bobdrob <drob...@verizon.net> wrote:
> Aside from tradition & aesthetics, and with proper scrupulous sanitation,
> might there be any good reasons NOT to use grolsch swing top beer bottles
> for wine instead of buying splits ?

I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who might be using Grolsch bottles!
They're convenient to use, a good size, tinted, pressure-safe, and intended to
be stored upright! Just don't forget to replace the gaskets when they start to
show wear.

- Jane

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