Good mid-size crown seal bottles: eg. 300g+ stubbies? Preferably that

[bingggo]

Hi folks,

I'm sure this question must get asked a lot but couldn't find much on it.

I prefer to bottle in sturdy crown seal mid-size bottles, from 330-550ml. Seems stubbies are typically about 200g, but some are 300g - I prefer the heavier ones. An interesting bottle design is a plus.

Any tips on what beer comes in these kind of bottles, that is tasty, not highly expensive, and thus supply me with good empty stubbies

Cheers,
B

 

[bingggo]

Ps. Moo brew is one such stubbie, but something a bit cheaper would be a plus

 

[DJ_L3ThAL]

 

[sp0rk]

Grolsch bottles are good strong bottles that can be reused lots and lots of times over
and the lid is built in!

 

[Bridges]

That stuff above is called lucky beer as you'd be lucky to find anyone that's gone back for another one. Novelty bottle yes. Good beer NO!

 

[stm]

James Squire 345ml bottles are pretty decent weight and strength, and nice dark brown.

 

[stm]

That stuff above is called lucky beer as you'd be lucky to find anyone that's gone back for another one. Novelty bottle yes. Good beer NO!

Indeed. Would be a struggle to get through a case of that.

 

[poppa joe]

Cascade Pale Ale ..Down your way and 375 ml Crown top..
PJ

 

[bingggo]

Thanks! I have quite a lot of grolsch, it's a good un

Will try James squire. Cascade has a nice bottle redesign, but it's not one of the heavy ones. Still might be the way to go tho