botteling systems

[sholomy]

trust me i want it now but i spent me last dollars on the grapes

 

[Rodnboro]

The all-in-one pump is probably the best, but I installed a spigot on a primary fermenter bucket. I rack to the bucket and attach a bottling wand to the spigot spout with a 3 inch piece of tubing. I slide the bottles up the wand to fill. It's quick and easy. The only disadvantage is the slight oxygen exposure during filling. So far, it has not been a problem for me.

 

[we5inelgr]

Ran across this thread looking for as many options to fill bottles as possible. From inexpensive to top of the line.

A few more options are:

Simple: Super Automatic Bottle Filler from Buon Vino. Currently about $25 on Amazon.

Higher End: Tabletop Electric Fill Jet from Buon Vino. Currently about $350 on Amazon.

 

[Stevelaz]

The all-in-one pump is probably the best, but I installed a spigot on a primary fermenter bucket. I rack to the bucket and attach a bottling wand to the spigot spout with a 3 inch piece of tubing. I slide the bottles up the wand to fill. It's quick and easy. The only disadvantage is the slight oxygen exposure during filling. So far, it has not been a problem for me.

I totally agree! The all in one is great for bottling, and more! I just purchased one myself recently.

However, if you don't want to invest the extra $ right now the bottling bucket made with a wine bucket and an inexpensive spigot with a piece of tube and bottling wand also works very well. That is what i used before the all in one. I still have mine and use it if im bottling a very small batch.

 

[vacuumpumpman]

Please check out the reviews of the Allinonewinepump at winemakingtalk- I believe we are over 1,000


http://www.winemakingtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15976