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Are you making any pressies?
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So, the question is what kind of bottles do you guys use for this, and where do you get them?...
Are there cheaper non-branded alternatives easily available somewhere I'm missing.
Oh, and is 250ml a reasonable size for a pressie, or would you go up to the 550ml?
I also have some Limoncello and Arancello brewing at the minute. I'll probably give people a bottle of both so I think the 250ml should be alright. Just enough to leave them wanting more
Alpac in Sandyford sell kilner bottles. Have a look at their website. You can get 40 250ml bottles for around €50. The also sell tall narrow cork top bottles that would be perfect for limoncello. They come in a 375ml size which is a happy balance between your two options.0 -
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Have you any photos of them. Wondering if you are making them from oranges and cloves, or something else.I'm making pomanders at the moment while listening to Christmas FM! They smell like Christmas to me, so between that and the nice crispy cold weather I'm starting to feel very festive
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