Something needs to be brewed here!!!!! You Input requested

[j10asen]

Something needs to be brewed here!!!!!
I had a discussion with someone last week concering seal quality.
I said the lockneck bottles have a better seal than the aluminium can.
Tell me your opion please!!
I would love to pass this information onto someone.
Thank you for your input.

[keith]

I wish I could pass something along on this.

Really started this section because I want to get into home brewing, maybe make a little wine, and I was hoping some Members out there could help me along the way.

Hope you get answers! And hope I get brewing!

Regards,
Keith

[j10asen]

Originally Posted by keith

I wish I could pass something along on this.

Really started this section because I want to get into home brewing, maybe make a little wine, and I was hoping some Members out there could help me along the way.

Hope you get answers! And hope I get brewing!

Regards,
Keith

Hey Keith I posted this in other places and hands down the concensus was cans have a better seal. I was surprised because my thinking was the longneck with less actual seal area would be more reliable.
Years ago I helped a friend make some beer, it was a very time consuming and touchy process. Maintaining cleanliness is very important. I figured that I would be just as happy trying all those micro brews Wisconsin offers.
My most recent find.
Spotted Cow although they do seem vary by batch.
I think wine might be easier but I am not sure.
I have had some pretty good dandelion wine in the past.

good luck tho.

[keith]

OK, at great personal sacrifice, in order to get this forum for home brewing going, I have to do a batch myself. See my thread for my experience with my first batch!

It's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it!

Regards,
Keith