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Glass bottles for vodka making

21 replies

blondewithasatnav · 14/09/2011 22:51

I thought we needed a thread just for the bottles. Where are you getting yours from and how much are they costing?

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WhatWouldLeoDo · 14/09/2011 23:21

I got mine from jamjarshop.com - I went for one of the bottles listed under 'decorative bottles' I think. Sorry, rubbish at links on phone. I can't find the confirmation email to check price but they weren't expensive.

trumpton · 16/09/2011 08:20

I have just bought salad dressing bottles and thrown the contents away.I did look at some on line but the postage to where i live was silly.

ThunderboltKid · 16/09/2011 09:13

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DooinMeCleanin · 16/09/2011 09:14

Vodka making you say?

Last time I wandered into a thread I knew nothing it was about polishing kettles Confused. This one is much more down my street Grin

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DooinMeCleanin · 16/09/2011 09:30

Aw, I got all excited then. Worthers flavoured Vodka does ineterst me, though. I might try that.

Kveta · 16/09/2011 09:41

I got these bottles for gifting the vodka, but made it in IKEA Slom jars, which are v. cheap versions of Kilners. I had read someone saying they didn't work for her, but I made sure the seal was on properly, and have had no problems.

and here is a thread full of alcohol recipes for those who are interested! (the christmas pud one I can wholeheartedly recommend!!)

blondewithasatnav · 16/09/2011 16:39

Thank you Bolt that is a bargain!

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trumpton · 17/09/2011 13:39

I have made and bottled Raspberry Gin ,
I am making Autumn Fruit Vodka and Christmas Pudding Vodka.
Keeping the Seasonal theme going any thoughts for a Spring flavour ?

zaphod · 18/09/2011 09:23

Could I use those little wine bottles from the pub with the screw tops?

WhatWouldLeoDo · 18/09/2011 09:57

I got these 250ml cordial bottles for 69p each. I also got some festive labels from them to use.

The postage was a bit steep - around £6 I think. Of course, I realised after it was too late that there were a few other things I could have bought that would have made me feel a bit better about the postage.

zaphod · 18/09/2011 10:06

14.95 postage is a bit expensive for me, but those bottles and jars look great.

Kveta · 25/09/2011 19:32

trumpton - elderflower vodka, maybe? here

AmaraDresden · 25/09/2011 22:19

Zaphod - yes! Just wash thoroughly and sterilise. I've collected bottles from a couple of local businesses and they're going to be perfect, 200ml and 250ml ones. Didn't cost me a penny unless you count going for coffee and buttering up the staff and owners (which I'd have done minus the shameless begging anyway!).

AmaraDresden · 25/09/2011 22:19

Zaphod - yes! Just wash thoroughly and sterilise. I've collected bottles from a couple of local businesses and they're going to be perfect, 200ml and 250ml ones. Didn't cost me a penny unless you count going for coffee and buttering up the staff and owners (which I'd have done minus the shameless begging anyway!).

glitterkitty · 26/09/2011 18:31

Ikea do lovely glass bottles for 1.50. Have just stocked up for my sloe gin!

Isla77 · 27/09/2011 20:30

Is it possible to do flavoured gin as well and if so can anyone tell me the best way to do it please?

mogs0 · 27/09/2011 21:30

I have bought from jamjarshop too. I bought 2 different sizes of the flip top bottles when they were bogof and they were very reasonably priced.

I bought them for last Christmas and bought so many to make the most of their offer that I still have loads left Blush.

Isla - I currently have damson gin infusing(?!) in my kitchen. I was in a bit of rush when I put it all together so not sure how it'll turn out but I just mixed gin, caster sugar and damsons. I was under the impression that if the fruit had been frozen first that it wouldn't need pricking but I don't think it's worked. I'm putting off taking the fruit out and pricking them by hand because there are about 100 damsons altogether!

moajab · 27/09/2011 22:20

How well do the flavoured vodkas keep for? If I make some soonish will they still be ok for Christmas or will I have to drink them myself and make fresh nearer the time! :o

Isla77 · 28/09/2011 12:06

Oh my goodness mogs0! Hope it has worked as it sounds delicious.

funnypeculiar · 28/09/2011 12:11

marking my place as I've been looking for jars for Christmas pudding vodka...

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