Glass Bottles

Not sure if this is the right forum for glass bottles but wasn't sure if it fit in the non metal forum. Been picking up crown cap pry off beer bottles and cork sealed wine bottles along with aluminum cans at CurbCo lately, in part I've decided to get into homemade hard ciders and wines and eventually beer as even the cheap swill I like to buy isn't all that cheap because I gotta actually buy it as opposed to making my own.

Thinking about selling the excess bottles I collect to homebrewers and wine/cider makers after cleaning and delabeling the bottles. That on top of the cans to use to buy ingredients should help me get more self sufficient. I can acquire alot of bottles worth more than cans to sell for reusing (wow, many of people spend alot more on alcoholic beverages than me and my drinking buddies!) So I've been stockpiling more than I currently need (got a couple bottle cappers, haven't used any bottles yet but just use canning jars ATM), clean them up and delabel, put a box of three dozen on CL. I score alot of 12 oz longnecks, many plain but plenty with manufacture castings. Wine bottles are way so diverse I don't have very many matching bottles. Just curious if there's anybody else doing the same, and into homebrewing and cider/wine making. Sure don't have any competition with bottles as I do with cans.

Homemade is so much better than the leading commercial urinewater out there and way cheaper than quality craft brew.

Now that's something I'm going to look into, thanks Longhairboy. We don't have any Sugar Maples here in the PNW that I'm aware of but we have lots of Big Leaf Maples and I've read they produce good syrup. We also have an abundance of berries, both wild and farmed that could be used to make syrup too.

This unit uses "bubble caps" the one I made used a packed column.

That looks like it'll make some high octane fuel.

Sold three dozen bottles, was asking $15 but the guy gave me $20 and wants more, looks like I'll be busy next week.