Hit morebeer.co or piwine.com . They have the 187ml bottles .
Greg
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I used the Grolsch flip top beer bottles for mine.

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On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:52:41 -0600, "Johnny Mc"
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Okay what are the smallest bottles I can buy and where can I buy them?
I am ready to bottle my jalapeño wine (only made 1 gal.) and I want it in
small bottles, because so many people want some. It will be excellent in
spaghetti sauce or in a gumbo. Thanks for the help.

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Truenorth said on 01/19/2005 04:30 PM:
I used the Grolsch flip top beer bottles for mine.


I bottle quite a bit in 12 oz beer bottles with crown caps. Not very
classy, but it's a good size for when I don't want a full 750 ml bottle.

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My local home brew store sells 6oz bottles that use beer caps.



"Johnny Mc" wrote in message
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Okay what are the smallest bottles I can buy and where can I buy them?
I am ready to bottle my jalapeño wine (only made 1 gal.) and I want it in
small bottles, because so many people want some. It will be excellent in
spaghetti sauce or in a gumbo. Thanks for the help.

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The 187 ml from piwine may be crown cap as an fyi. They also have half
size 375 ml's that can take a screw cap and another that takes a cork.
They have
t-tops also, which make it easy to use the bottle up over time. That's
what I use for most of my vinegar.

Joe


Greg Boyd wrote:
Hit morebeer.co or piwine.com . They have the 187ml bottles .
Greg
"Truenorth" wrote in message
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I used the Grolsch flip top beer bottles for mine.

Truenorth


On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:52:41 -0600, "Johnny Mc"
wrote:

Okay what are the smallest bottles I can buy and where can I buy
them?
I am ready to bottle my jalape=F1o wine (only made 1 gal.) and I
want it in
small bottles, because so many people want some. It will be
excellent in
spaghetti sauce or in a gumbo. Thanks for the help.

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Charles,
I agree, I have sparklers still under crown cap since 1997. It
requires access to a capper, not all wine makers have cappers. That
was all I was getting at. I use the plastic seal ones, I haven't seen
cork caps for a long time.

Joe


Charles H wrote:
Joe Sallustio wrote:

The 187 ml from piwine may be crown cap as an fyi.

Crown caps are a great way to seal wine, especially the
oxygen-absorbing
ones, FWIW.

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Charles Horslin
Kitchener/St.Catharines, ON

I'm not talking about crown caps. These are ceramic caps with a rubber
washer seal. They are ired to the bottle with a "cam lock" so that
they can be opened and resealed until all the cooking wine is used. I
simply kept it in the refridgerator til done.

I'll try to link to a picture.

http://img47.exs.cx/img47/2128/grolschfliptop6jw.jpg

Truenorth


On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 18:56:12 -0500, Joe wrote:

Truenorth said on 01/19/2005 04:30 PM:
I used the Grolsch flip top beer bottles for mine.


I bottle quite a bit in 12 oz beer bottles with crown caps. Not very
classy, but it's a good size for when I don't want a full 750 ml bottle.

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Charles,
I agree, I have sparklers still under crown cap since 1997. It
requires access to a capper, not all wine makers have cappers. That
was all I was getting at. I use the plastic seal ones, I haven't seen
cork caps for a long time.

Joe


Charles H wrote:
Joe Sallustio wrote:

The 187 ml from piwine may be crown cap as an fyi.

Crown caps are a great way to seal wine, especially the
oxygen-absorbing
ones, FWIW.

--
Charles Horslin
Kitchener/St.Catharines, ON


Since this is a cooking wine, it needs to be in a bottle that can be
resealed. I do have a capper though.

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Johnny Mc

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