storing your home made wine, ciders and booze
When you make your first batch (and then the cycle continues lol) you would need a place to not only make it but store it.
Home Booze enables you to ‘make’ and ’store’ your booze in a PET Bottle. YES! You will soon turn a plain soda / pop bottle into a booze making machine. But before I unleash the details, have a read on why ‘bottling’ your booze is important and the best way to go about it.
1. What is it?
Bottling is used (Although not necessary) to store any thing in liquid form.
2. Purpose
You will use the bottling method to create, store and pour your own wine. You can store your wine in any container, but for the ‘Home Booze’ method, a bottle serves the best.
3. Which kind to use?
Now their are two types of bottling that is used for commercial purposes (Alcohol, Soda, Juice etc),
* Glass Bottle
* Plastic Bottle (PET or Polyethylene terepthalate)
For ‘Home Booze’, you should get a plastic bottle (PET or Polyethylene terepthalate) . Unlike a glass bottle, the plastic bottle can expand - and this is absolutely necessary for making your own wine. As during the wine making process, when yeast and sugar come together, they create two things.
CO2 or Carbon Di-Oxide and beautiful Alcohol.
If you use a glass bottle, when the CO2 is being created, the pressure from it can break the bottle. So bottom line, use a two liter plastic PET (Any two liter Soda / Pop) bottle.
