glass bottles for homemade spirits?

chezzer1234

tattycath wrote: »

Found these on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/45-x-250ml-glass-bottles-with-caps-good-for-wine-homebrew-juice-ect-/170937286798?pt=UK_Collectables_Bottle_Pots_ET&hash=item27cca8

That's brilliant thankyou x

shortandcurly

Most pubs are delighted to give you their empties (free). The little mixer bottles are the ideal size for bottling gifts.

rubia1409_2

I make home made spirits and vinegars and have found several pretty bottles in charity shops for very little money. Just make sure you smell inside first to make sure they didn't once contain any kind of perfume, but you can find some pretty bottles for gifts

PRINCESSX87

Maybe a very dumb question, But if a pub supplies you with empties, How would you put the mental caps on?

kitschkitty

I've been looking (can't get to an Ikea) for clear glass bottles with stoppers or lids - not corks and want to spend as little as possible,and have found...

M&S do some lovely fizzy drinks for around £2 - £2.50 in bottles with stoppers (750ml) last year I bought my mum the drinks & requested the bottles back - I keep my coffee syrups in them.

Other drinks that come in nice clear glass bottles are Orangina and various brands of water, also check out the foreign foods section of Tesco etc for fruit juices in glass bottles.

Bottles of cider vinegar etc (250ml, 350ml) aren't too expensive and often come in nice glass bottles and the vinegar can be used for cleaning if you have no food use for it.

Wilko Swing Top Bottles 6 x 500ml £8.00

60ml Glass Medical Flat Bottles Pk10 £8.00