Bottle Bomb

[bub]

This will eventually be moved to Krotchrott's site but I am to lazy to do it right now...
This is some infected beer my buddy made... note his pitiful sense of humor by re-labeling it with magic marker... hahaha... Please note I have NEVER had a gusher... really foamy yes but no gushers yet.

http://www.bubweb.com/images/beer/bottlebomb.wmv

Enjoy
BUB

[linuxelf]

Nice video. I've had that experience before. Not pleasant. Actually, I had some that I'm sure were inches from being bottle bombs. Had it actually shoot the bottlecap up to the ceiling and paint everything stout.

[JB-Brewer]

holy shit man... those are mega bombs. that first one blew faster than me after a 2 month draught

[seanhagerty]

Last time i drank beer with Bub, he served me brews with the very SAME label on it.

I think his "friend " was a lot closer to home than he let on.

Sean

[bub]

Last time i drank beer with Bub, he served me brews with the very SAME label on it.

Actually if I remember correctly last time we drank beer together you brought the beer and it was Keystone Light... WTF sooo weak.
BUB

[polski]

That video was sweet. i've never had the experience myself but it looks like fun.

[Bugeater]

Unfortunately I had that experience once. Not the piddly ass foamover like in the video, but one that took 2 days to get it off the walls and ceiling!

That was my first brewing attempt back in the summer of 1972. Used a can of Blue Ribbon Malt and Red Star bread yeast. Thought at the time that just washing the bottles with the rest of the dishes was sanitation enough, right?

After that disaster I went back to making wine and didn't mess with brewing beer again for 30 years.

Wayne
Bugeater Brewing Company

[brewsters millionths]

my very first batch of all grain was liuke that purely due to over priming, but, pouring straight into a large jug and letting it settle it was a fantastic beer.