Homebrew Beer Bottling

You chose the type of beer to make, followed all of the directions, and the fermentation is now complete! What do you do now with your beer? Bottling your beer is one way to store and serve your homemade beer. Many homebrewers like to keg their beer so that they can dispense it from a beer tower, kegerator or even their jockey box. However, many still opt to bottle their beer as that is the most familiar container. While beer bottling is by no means a new or novel idea, the tools for bottling beer have evolved quite a bit in the past few years.

At Ontario Beer Kegs, we know that homebrew bottling can be a time-consuming task, so we have gathered a collection of bottling tools and accessories to help. Take a look at the siphons, hoses, cappers, bottle caps and spigots; they will bring your brew day to a successful close quickly.

Beer bottles are available in different colours and made from various materials you can even get Stainless Steel beer bottles. Before bottling your homebrew you should carefully inspect your beer bottles for any cracks or defects, then make sure you give them a good cleaning. Using a brush or jet washer work very well for this task.

You have probably heard people saying that bottling beer requires a great deal of skill. This statement is no longer valid. The manufacturers of homebrew bottling equipment have made this part of your job quite easy with things like beer guns and bottling wands. Give it a try, in very little time you will be filling beer bottles and growlers like a pro.