I'm so bummed that Sierra Nevada changed their 12pk packaging

[Beerbeque]

I have been using Sierra Nevada 12 pk bottles and boxes to store my homebrew for years now but they have recently changed their 12 pks to a cheaper packaging that is not nearly as reusable for me. Sigh.

 

[b-boy]

I use them too. Got a stack in my basement that looks about the same. I did learn the hard way never to carry them by one handle. Haven't bought a 12-pack lately. Sorry they changed.

I've noticed prices have gone up quite a bit in my area. not sure why.

I don't bottle much, but when I do I always use their bottles. Love the shape and the labels come right off.

 

[bob1852]

They are? Dammit.

I bottle exclusively in shorties to take advantage of their containers.

 

[savannahbrew]

Boulevard Brewery out of Kansas City not only uses shorty bottles but if you take an extra 10 seconds to open their packages you can reuse their packaging forever. Their six, twelve, and twenty packs have tabs on the top for just this reason. Not to mention their beers are amazing!

 

[bob1852]

There's always RedHook.

 

[ThreeSheetsBrewing]

Don't forget Summit if it's available to you.

 

[hogwash]

Time to start kegging!

 

[Beerbeque]

Time to start kegging!

I have no interest in kegging. Bottling is a bit more work but the rewards are so much more worth it. Thanks anyway.

 

[aeviaanah]

I have no interest in kegging. Bottling is a bit more work but the rewards are so much more worth it. Thanks anyway.

Time to start kegging!

 

[trent]

Time to start kegging!

Wrong post. Drunk sorry.

 

[hogwash]

Wrong post. Drunk sorry.

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[hogwash]

I have no interest in kegging. Bottling is a bit more work but the rewards are so much more worth it. Thanks anyway.

You're welcome!

I meant the kegging comment very light heartedly.