Just wrong?

[MashBag]

I’m about halfway through the brewing process. I’ve been looking at ways to cut down Bottling and it looks like it may cut times down considerably (Bottling Tree, Bottle Rinser, Carbing Drops) Will have to let you know how it goes

Sorry bud. I found them all to be time suckers

 

[Twostage]

For me it's the soaking in vwp/Milton then rinsing that takes the time. Though I've quickend that process by using an enormous bin like vessel that holds nearly all 30-40 bottled and tubing gubbins etc.

I do 10 at a time, syringing 5 ml of sugar water in each one with a 50ml syringe. I reckon bottling and washing up would take me <25 mins now if i went for it and you discounted the soaking rinsing part mentioned above.

I use a trub (big black bucket things that you can get at builders merchants and country stores).

 

[MashBag]

Is there more time consuming faff than bottling? I am with @Clint

I dislike bottles.

 

[Agentgonzo]

Sorry bud. I found them all to be time suckers

I found the bottle rinser to be a large saver of time. Each to their own I suppose

 

[Agentgonzo]

Is there more time consuming faff than bottling? I am with @Clint

True. But I can't post a keg of beer for forum swaps. Or take it as a gift to my family. Or have 8 concurrent options with a keg. Plus, I don't have room for a keg (if I did I probably would have a keg setup!).

Bottling is a faff, but having bottled beer is less of a faff in some ways than a small keg setup.

 

[MashBag]

Absolutely agree.

That's why I don't drain my bottles.