Bottles for Worcester sauce

[Tengu]

Well, I made some last night and I am thrilled by the smell.

Needs a months to mature then I will bottle it.

(The anchovy sauce smells...fishy.)

I now need bottles, hopefully free ones.

I have some glass sauce bottles but far too big.

Any suggestions?

I only have about 3/4 of a pint

 

[Goatboy]

Maybe folks could send you some empty Worcester sauce bottles for your modern day garum sauce? I've none at the moment but usually have one with just a dribble left. Happened to use it the other month on some cheese on toast action.

Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.

 

[tartanferret]

Grolsch bottle? if you like the kilner jar thing?

 

[Monikieman]

Lidl or Aldi for the cheapest bottle of anything. Ditch contents/use bottle.

Asda do a lemon curd at 22p which is cheaper than buying jars!!

 

[mick91]

Ask your local pub for a few empties. I do it all the time for homebrew. 330ml lager bottles will do the job just have to stick a cork in em. You can get wine corks online for pennies too

 

[Toddy]

It will cost folks more to post you bottles than they're worth.
Therefore you need to 'find' suitable bottles, or jars.

I can recommend sellers, but I don't think that's within your budget.
Local pubs are probably your best idea, just as mick91 suggested.

M

 

[Tengu]

Ill have a look around.

I already have a few of those vodka shots bottles.

 

[hughlle1]

Why ask for empties when you could ask for full get two birds stoned at once

 

[British Red]

Something like small "fruit shoot" bottles with a sports cap would work well - and cheap enough

 

[Monikieman]

Small wine bottles with screw top lids from the pub?