Does this fit standard (capped, not corked) beer bottles? It'd be nice to use for 650 or 750 mL strong beers.
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I truly don't know. We don't drink beer so I don't have any bottles to test it out on. It doesn't stay on the standard wine bottle very well. I don't even try to use it anymore.
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I am using it on a beer bottle that's 9oz and it works great, much smaller but if the opening is the same as a champagne bottle it would work (it needs the lip to clasp on to, which is why a standard wine bottle doesn't work)
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I haven't thought about it being used with beer before. The twist top fitting is designed specifically for water bottles. It is air tight. Granted I haven't been around a keg in a while so I can't say about the fittings. But if what you have or can adapt to a general five-gallon water bottle fitting, then I don't see why not.
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Hi, I've only used this on liquor bottles and ones for oil/vin. They are cheap enough that you can find a use for them if it turns out not to fit a beer bottle.
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I have 750 ML in mine. I think there would be more problems with tall bottles over wide ones. Mine is working like a charm over several weeks of use.
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I don't know i used plastic bottles, I assume if it is a standard bottle whether plastic or glass it will fit.
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You will need bottles with the indentations for swing-top caps. Regular beer bottles won't work.
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I could be wrong, but I don't recall it being large enough for the large bottle. From my recollection, it was just right for standard bottles up to about 1 liter
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Yes it will fit! I used it with wide avent bottles and skinnier dr browns bottles. It will be a tight fit, but it will fit and still be effective!
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Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if you press down hard. See this image for details. http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww222/fratermus/brewing/wingcapper.jpg
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It should be able to fit most bottles, both standard ones and wide mouth ones. The only question is how many it can fit. If it doesn't fit as many, you may need to sterilise a few rounds.
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I don't know whether work with beer bottles, but can't imagine why not. The stoppers are slightly shaped so should fit different width bottle openings.
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Definitely designed for standard wine bottles. Does hold slightly larger bottles though. Top and side racks are able to accommodate a few larger bottles.
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it will hold a standard 750mL bottle of wine. Anything with a large round bottom like a champagne bottle or larger 1.5L bottles will not fit in this.Pinot and Chardonnay will be fine as long as they're normal bottles.
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You need proper grolsch bottles with the dent. Normal beer bottles have nowhere for the cap to hook onto.
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Yes you can fit beer bottles. The shelves are adjustable. I would say you could fit 24 12oz. Bottles standing up in the shelf and you can fit 8 more on the door. Plus 8 cans in the can rack also located on the door.
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No. Some (though not many) 750's won't fit, either. I only had trouble with a bottle of wine with a ridge at the bottom. Extra small bottles, Sauternes, Eiswein, etc. can also be a problem.
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In terms of thickness it could fit if you take out some of the metal shelves. It may not fit however, if the length is longer than usual. In general, this cooler will not even hold all 750 ml bottles. I have found that it has still been worth it to purchase.