Grolsch Flip-top Bottle (750 ml)

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• From Laura at 4/5/11 10:58 AM
  • These seem great, but out do you wash them out?
  • A thin scrub brush generally works. Kitchen supply stores often have these as do beer/wine making supply stores. They also generally get reasonably clean in a dishwasher.
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• From Daniele at 5/26/11 6:24 PM
  • Do these come with the metal part attached or does it need assembled?
  • The grolsch bottles are fully assembled when you get them.
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• From Kara at 5/29/11 1:27 PM
  • This is $4.99 per bottle? Would I be able to purchase a case? I am looking for a 12-24 bottles total.
  • You can buy as many as you like - but if you want a large quantity, you might look locally at a beer/wine making supply store. They usually have a selection of sizes and colors.
    
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• From Sally at 7/21/11 11:26 AM
  • I already have a few of this type of bottle but some of them do not have the rubber washer that fits around the ceramic stopper. Do you sell that single part separately or know where I can find it?
    Thanks
  • We don't sell these parts separately, but you should be able to find it at a store that sells supplies for beer and wine making.
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• From Mandy Steinbrook at 10/26/11 2:47 PM
  • Are these bottles "Made in America"? Just want to verify before I purchase, thanks!
  • These bottles are made in China.
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• From Pam C. at 11/15/11 9:29 PM
  • How much is 750ml in cups or oz? I just don't have metric internalized like that, to know if they are the right size for me!
  • 750 ml is 25.5 ounces - a little more than 3 cups.
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• From Ann from AK at 12/11/11 11:30 PM
  • Are these bottles sturdy enough to bottle homemade ginger beer from ginger beer plants? I like to have them sit on the counter for a couple of days to get the carbonation level I like. They won't explode, will they?
  • These bottles are very sturdy. They are the same type of bottles used to bottle beer, kombucha, and other carbonated beverages. As with any fermented product, you should exercise caution when storing the bottles for a long time at room temperature, but several days should be fine.
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• From Amy at 2/14/12 12:19 PM
  • Is the amber color necessary? I have some of this type of bottle that used to contain lemonade, soda, etc., from a retail store. I considered washing them and using them for Kombucha, but they are clear.
  • No, the amber color is not necessary. You can totally use the ones you have! They would probably be perfect.
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• From From Maria from CA at 2/15/12 2:16 AM
  • Does the side wire supposed to come down to seal the top on the opening of the bottle? Because mine does not closes tight but I can't get the side wire down. Please tell me what's normal.
  • Yes, the side wire flips down to seal the top but the tops can be a little stiff when they are new. They will loosen up as you use them.
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• From Jill at 4/23/12 8:37 PM
  • Is the white stopper porcelain or plastic. Thank you
  • The white stopper is plastic.
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