If the item has been stolen from a secure location or by a neighbour this will need to be reported to the police. One happy Little Bottle user states that his bottling filling time, using this device, for 40 x 500ml bottles, is now reduced to 16 mins!

Using this is a doddle, it’s easy to use with one hand, quick to turn off so you don’t over fill the bottles and just makes the whole job so much quicker and cleaner. If you do this, you will need to prime each bottle separately and will also need to extend the maturation period as there will be less yeast in each bottle to carry out the secondary fermentation that provides the carbonation. As soon as the brew gets to the top of the bottle, simply lower the bottle, the flow will stop and you will be left with perfect amount of air gap for corking or capping.

Simply fit the tap part of the little bottler to your fermenting vessel and when your brew is ready to bottle, attach the filling tube. In the unlikely event that something has gone wrong, or you've changed your mind we're here to help. The wand can be detached and used with an existing tap, or the bottler complete with tap can be used in a drilled bucket or fermenter. Using this method works quite well because it spreads both the priming sugar and the yeast more evenly throughout the brew and can help to produce more consistent conditioning across the whole of the batch. If you need your culture by a certain date please contact us and let us know and we will do the best we can do accomodate.

We will try our best to amend address's where we can but we cannot always guarantee that we will be able to. We do try to keep it to a minimum BUT we would rather your item arrived in one piece than be mean with the packaging. Simply Turn On The Lever Tap, Insert The Tube Fully Into Your Bottle, When The Valve Hits The Bottom Of The Bottle The Brew Flows, When The Bottle Is Removed The Flow Stops. If you believe your item is lost/not delivered/incorrectly delivered, you need to provide specific evidence.

The Little Bottler bottling stick fits into a dispensing tap with a narrow nose which can be used as usual. The bottling wand prevents foaming as you fill your bottles, leaves no mess and makes bottling solo an option rather than requiring a bottling assistant! This innovative device makes it easy to bottle your beer, wine, or cider quickly and without any mess. When the wand touches the bottom of your bottle and the spring loaded valve is pressed, your Beer / Wine will flow.

Gone are the days when you lost a lot through spillage now that is a thing of the past thanks to this bottle filler. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. If you use the bin as a settling container for wine, you would normally transfer the wine from the fermentation bin at the end of primary fermentation and de-gas it thoroughly before adding the clearing solutions provided with the wine kit. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.If you fill your bottles right to the top, when you remove the wand it leaves perfect spacing for your Cork, or head room for Secondery Fermentation in Beer bottles ect. These items are usually delivered within 24 hours, but this can vary (anywhere up to 10 working days), and is unfortunately beyond our control. These recent changes have been implemented by DPD country-wide – they are not specific to Happykombucha parcel deliveries.

At the end of primary fermentation of your beer you can transfer it to the bottling bin, prime the beer in bulk with the appropriate amount of sugar and then bottle the complete brew straight away. To fit to a vessel drill a 25mm hole, drill it high enough up from the base so that the backnut can be fitted to the inside of the vessel. g. leave in conservatory around the back if out, then this can only be dispatched under the courier instruction "no signature required".Alongside all the equipment and ingredients, take a look at our recipe section for some inspiration and our blog pages for lots of great brewing tips and guidance.