wine bladders

[BetterSense]

Does anyone use wine boxes to package cider or wine or barleywine? I can't seem to find a place to buy new empty wine boxes. I could reuse wine boxes buy it takes me a long time to drink 5l of cheap wine.

 

[cannman]

There ya go! I use these when I make cask ales. This is the 5 gal version. They come in all sizes, even 1 gal. This comes with a cap, you can buy the box to go around it seperately, comes with a cap but not the POUR cap

http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?sku=75002

Spigot options: http://www.usplastic.com/search/?q=38mm+spigot&view=g

 

[BetterSense]

2nd link doesn't work.

I called my lhbs and they said they can get plastic reusable wine boxes for like 20 dollars and bladders for 15 dollars for 3.

I'm not sure the us plastics cubitainers collapse as you draw off liquid, nor that they are impermeable enough to oxygen to store wine in.

 

[BetterSense]

2nd link doesn't work.

I called my lhbs and they said they can get plastic reusable wine boxes for like 20 dollars and bladders for 15 dollars for 3.

I'm not sure the us plastics cubitainers collapse as you draw off liquid, nor that they are impermeable enough to oxygen to store wine in.

 

[aspiffymofo]

Just searched for "homebrew wine bag"

https://store.homebrewheaven.com/55-liter-wine-waiter-bag-p86.aspx

there's probably more, but that's the first one that I found that was based in the US

 

[cannman]

2nd link doesn't work.

I called my lhbs and they said they can get plastic reusable wine boxes for like 20 dollars and bladders for 15 dollars for 3.

I'm not sure the us plastics cubitainers collapse as you draw off liquid, nor that they are impermeable enough to oxygen to store wine in.

It does collapse.