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Carl Fink In article <1993Jan5.232152.17421@spruce.pfc.forestry.ca>, rwinder@PFC.Forestry.CA writes...
>In article <C0EIIA.n4x@ecf.toronto.edu>, toh@ecf.toronto.edu (TOH CHUN-KIT)
> writes:
>bottle when you pour.  The main problem is locating non screw top beer 
>bottles...
> 
>Happy homebrewing!
> 
>  RICHARD WINDER                    Title: Visiting Fellow
>  Forestry Canada                   Phone: (604) 363-0600
I've found that most bars will give you cases of Bud longnecks for
nothing or next to nothing. Beware of cigarette butts! Actually,
the biggest downside to homebrewing is washing the dang bottles. A
bottle washer that attaches to a faucet or spigot helps. The ultimate
solution would be to keb beer. I've tasted homebrew that was kegged
in coke dispensers, however, and it didn't taste so good. The same
brewer's bottled beer was noticably better. Can anyone recommend
any kegging tips?
Carl Fink emailed me the name of the homebrew newsgroup:

Rec.crafts.brewing

Thanks, Carl!
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I've found that most bars will give you cases of longneck Buds for
>  Victoria, B.C.                    Internet: RWINDER@A1.PFC.Forestry.CA