Bottle Sharing Basics

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  1. markgugs

    markgugs Initiate (0) Dec 20, 2006 New Jersey

    glad you said this before I got the chance

    bottle shares with more than 10 people are not my thing. I try to host with 6-8 total
     
    #21 markgugs, Aug 13, 2014
  2. Geuzedad

    Geuzedad Initiate (0) Nov 14, 2010 Arizona

    We usually keep it to 4-6 people. We all bring 750s or bombers. Everyone gets a taste. All the guys I bottle share with usually bring 2-3 bottles and there is usually one or two whales in the mix. We always try to make sure there are one or two "oddities" in the mix as well just to try something new. Always fun and besides sampling good beer, I get to hang out with some really cool people and enjoy their company.
     
    #22 Geuzedad, Aug 13, 2014
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  3. 67couple

    67couple Zealot (695) Jan 31, 2006 South Carolina
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    From the defunct tasting group hosted by beeruser et al, bring what you have, enjoy what others bring, relish in the company. Like Iccarus's mighty flight it can all be over before you know it. Many great memories. More great beer memories. Absolute great core tasters. Who else can claim an all Cantillon tasting? It was in wait for it.... credible.
     
    #23 67couple, Aug 13, 2014
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