Bottles!

[Slightly]

It's been two weeks since bottling (PETs) and the bottles of my raspberry wheat beer feel a lot tighter than my last two brews. Need for concern?

ALSO, I am thinking of transporting them to a friend's shed (where there is more room), will the car ride negatively affect the PET bottled brew by shaking them up too much? I have about 90 long necks to transport.

Cheers.

 

[fcmcg]

It's been two weeks since bottling (PETs) and the bottles of my raspberry wheat beer feel a lot tighter than my last two brews. Need for concern?

ALSO, I am thinking of transporting them to a friend's shed (where there is more room), will the car ride negatively affect the PET bottled brew by shaking them up too much? I have about 90 long necks to transport.

Cheers.

In my limited experience...you put them in a friends shed...they evapourate......my 2c

 

[warra48]

The car ride will be fine.

I regularly take glass bottles on our trips to Sydney to share with daughter dear's fiance.
No problems, even having them in the boot, and away from the aircon.

 

[Wolfy]

It's been two weeks since bottling (PETs) and the bottles of my raspberry wheat beer feel a lot tighter than my last two brews. Need for concern?

ALSO, I am thinking of transporting them to a friend's shed (where there is more room), will the car ride negatively affect the PET bottled brew by shaking them up too much? I have about 90 long necks to transport.

If they're PET bottles and a bit over-carbonated it's nothing to stress over (too much) the worst that can happen is you get some gushers or in an extreme they split/break, it's not like glass where you can have OH&S issues with flying glass everywhere.

Transport will not be an issue, however putting your bottled beer into an outside shed - which will have a wide range of fluctuating temperatures is not something that will be good for it.