bottling from a carboy or bottling bucket

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Just wondering what others are doing when bottling. Thus far I've always transferred to my bottling bucket. Is this always necessary or can I just use my auto syphon and bottling wand and go right from my carboy? I sure would like to cut down some of my bottling time.
 
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I transfer to bottling bucket. This step does not add much time, and it allows me to thoroughly mix in the last k-meta dose and to ensure I don't bottle any junk that had settled on the bottom of the carboy. Also means I don't have to work hard to start a siphon that has a wine-filling wand on the end of it.
 
What Paul just posted for when I do kits. For DB I'm able to bottle from the carboy. Except for a peach DB variant I've had no problems with sediment and since my DB gets consumed so quickly [I gift a lot of DB bottles.] I've not added that 1/4 tsp. k-meta before bottling.
 
From a carboy. Use a 1/2" siphon or auto-siphon, some 1/2" tubing and a ball valve. Bottles are full in well under 10 seconds.
 

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