6oz bottles

Northern Brewer General
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I love these, but having a hard time finding them anymore. anyone know of a place to get them?

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Empty or full? Amber or clear?

I don’t remember who had them full. Stone?

The only empty ones I know of are clear. MW still has them listed in the wine section. Need the European larger caps. A few other carry them. But I don’t see them on NB’s site.

Or wait a couple more weeks and pick up some Coke holiday 6pk 6oz’er and a bottle of Crown.

I thought I had a line one some at a local pub. They has small champagne bottles listed. But they are plastic screw tops… :oops:

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they are green & have a punt. Rogue has some brews in 7 oz I believe, but I’m looking for a full case (24 ct) of empties.

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there is a set on ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/300806551084?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
now I think. They come up from time to time.

another more expensive set.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Silver-Top-Beer-Case-with-7oz-Export-Bottles-1972-/271095711589?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f1e904765

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I give up on finding them.

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http://www.highgravitybrew.com/productcart/pc/Bottles-7-oz-187ml-Clear-p2116.htm
They’re kind of pricey and they’re clear.

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[quote=“Glug Master”]
http://www.highgravitybrew.com/productcart/pc/Bottles-7-oz-187ml-Clear-p2116.htm
They’re kind of pricey and they’re clear.[/quote]
I got a case of those from my semi-LHBS (20 miles away) for around that price and they’ve been fine. They take a standard cap and I keep bottled beers in the box they came in to avoid light strike issues. My wife likes being able to have an RIS without committing to a 12 oz bottle.

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Thanks for this thread! I’ve been looking for smaller bottles for my big laydown brews. I’d rather have them in amber, but clear will do.

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My father in law drinks Carona in the summer. They sell cases of Caronitas – 7 oz bottles.

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What about Malta Goya bottles?

Look for it at a Mexican grocery.
You can use the Malta Goya in a barbecue sauce (or maybe find a way to ferment it?)

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I tried looking for the same type of bottles a year ago when I brewed a Barley Wine to celebrate the birth of my son. I also gave up after some time looking. It’s easy to find singles… but cases… damn near impossible.

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[quote=“fightdman”]What about Malta Goya bottles?

Look for it at a Mexican grocery.
You can use the Malta Goya in a barbecue sauce (or maybe find a way to ferment it?)[/quote]
Would need a bench capper for those, they look to be screw tops.

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I tried looking for the same type of bottles a year ago when I brewed a Barley Wine to celebrate the birth of my son. I also gave up after some time looking. It’s easy to find singles… but cases… damn near impossible.[/quote]
the ones I’m looking for specifically look like mini green wine bottles with a heavy punt. I’m trying to remember where I got them, but I’ll be damned if I can remember. I might just have to learn to blow glass. :lol:

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[quote=“fightdman”]What about Malta Goya bottles?

Look for it at a Mexican grocery.
You can use the Malta Goya in a barbecue sauce (or maybe find a way to ferment it?)[/quote]
I have thought about fermenting that stuff before.

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[quote=“Beersk”][quote=“fightdman”]What about Malta Goya bottles?

Look for it at a Mexican grocery.
You can use the Malta Goya in a barbecue sauce (or maybe find a way to ferment it?)[/quote]
Would need a bench capper for those, they look to be screw tops.[/quote]
I think you are right,

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I use a wing capper, and I have never had a screw cap fail.

not that I do it too often…

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I’ve read about people using Malta Goya for starters. I’ve never tried it myself, as I can’t stand the taste of the stuff.

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http://calglass.com/catalog/thumbs?Cate ... bCategory1
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“Our minimum purchase is $1,000.00 for wine bottles and import orders, $500.00 for all other purchases.”

Maybe if you have a BIG homebrew club…

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Pricey but there are 40 of them. (NOT MY AUCTION, nor do I know the seller)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-CASE-SC ... 565141e07b