Exactly as advertised.

Great price and fast shipping. Bottles were packaged well.- no broken bottles. Would recommend and will order again when needed.

Very happy with everything from More Beer. Fast service and great quality.

These bottles hold beer. Inside.Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

Best quality 22oz Amber Glass I’ve found, and by far the best price

I will never go back to bottling short bottles

I've bought these bottles over and over. I like the fact that they are slightly oversized -- fewer bottles per batch!

The bottles are the perfect vessel for Hard Cider. They provide the perfect size and best of all keep light from affecting the flavor.

Just bottled my first batch with these bottles. Great bottles. They capped great and seem very durable. Plus the price and speed of delivery were excellent.

They’re really great. Just used yesterday, 3/16, for a 4.7 gallon batch of ESB. It only took one additional pint bottle (from an Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen). I’m so glad I decided to plant a Willamette hops rhizome a few years ago, then get a small flock of layers, and start a small grain and vegetable garden addition. We now have sourdough, cider, kombucha, ale, and started a bohemian lager yeast for my next batch, while mashing in an Irish Red. Mangrove Jack’s M84. I can only attribute all this because of the hops and chickens additions to our backyard! Less bottles saves time, space, and money, helping simplify things. I have used growlers too and this is great for sharing a few pints, but bombers keep better for 1-2 individual servings. They work very well with ciders and mead too, although as soon as I can find a 29 mm bell, I plant to begin using champagne bottles for those.

All bottles arrived intact and were very well packed.

the 22oz bottles are the only way to go. The beer is fermenting now and the bottles will be full soon.

Bottles are still great. They're tough - haven't broken a single one of the 144 I have in use. Only downside are the half - height cardboard dividers inside the box. I use the boxes to move and store both full and empty bottles alike. The old boxes came with a full bottle height set of dividers that kept bottles from clanking into each other. Quieter to transport and offerred more protection from breaking. I have to treat them a bit more carefully and won't store on their side in their boxes any more.

Just what I needed....a bigger bottle for beer.

The price for these bottles was good. I bottled this past weekend using these and the oxygen absorbing caps. In a few months I'll be able to judge when I crack open my first one. It's all about the bottle you know! :-)

Just bottled a batch into with no problems.

My order came in a timely fashon. Well packed. Just filled them with a Belgian tripel ale. I will be ordering more.

Great quality bottles...used for homemade hard cider. Caps on and off easy without damage so can use again...but...will still order more because the first ones are empty and we will be making lots more! Also fantastic customer service...what a great find. Cheers!

Have had 96 of these bottles shipped to me over the past several months... well-packaged and not a single one broken.

Shipped quickly. Work perfect

Didn't have any 22s. Came without any damage.

I am glad I have a MoreBeer in my neighborhood, as trying to ship bottles is expensive. The bottles are great, and I love the guys at the counter, and being able to talk to them about my next project.

Let's face it, you need bottles, even if you're a kegger like me. Contests, trips away, gifts for friends - you can't move everything in a keg. These bottles are solid. I had a dozen newly-filled (using my counter-pressure filler) and capped on my garage floor when an accidental sweep of a beer line knocked them down like bowling pins. Cement floor. None broke.I prefer the larger sizes because nobody every drinks 12 oz, right?

I ordered three cases of these and they arrived in great condition. These bigger bottles make bottling beer much easier.

I needed a case for a batch and though I gave it a shot, I could not drink enough commercial beers to save the bottles for the afternoon's bottling. Clean & ready to go fit the bill.

When I first started out, I bottled. It didn't take too long for me to learn that I didn't like bottling. Then I moved into kegging. If you're starting out, and funds are tight, use 22oz. bottles. You get the job done in far fewer bottles. And let's face it, if you're a homebrewer, a 22oz. is a good size for one or two people. A side effect of using larger bottles, is there is less dropout/yeast residue over all, and you don't need to carry as many bottles to the club meeting or picnic.

Benefits include;-will hold your beer-will carbonate your beer-will protect from light damage-great for the environment (reusable)

I know its cheaper to clean commercial beer bottles you drink but I have OCD and ALL of my brews must look the same. I know, I'm crazy right. But its also great to age the brews in the box they come in too!

Not much to say here. Great bottle at a good price.

A 12oz bottle is great for one person, but for doing tastings a 22oz bottle is great. These are clean and uniform.

But, how else can you send to friends?

best price i can find for new and clean beer bottles