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Pony bottles are most popular for the on-premises market, where they are sold by the bucketful. The motivation in the 1970s was to target lighter drinkers, and to ensure that the lager beer stayed cold until finished. The market for beer in small bottles is smaller than that in regular size bottles,
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and with a rounded shoulder in the half-pint and nip sizes. Pints, defined as 568 mL (20.0 imp fl oz; 19.2 U.S. fl oz), and half-pints, or 284 mL (10.0 imp fl oz; 9.6 U.S. fl oz) were the most common, but some brewers also bottled
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Prohibition in the U.S. in 1933, many breweries began marketing beer in steel cans. The glass industry responded by devising short bottles with little necks, nicknamed stubbies, and types with short necks were called steinies. Capacities varied, with 12oz being the most common size
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Stubbies are used extensively in Europe, and were used almost exclusively in Canada from 1962 to 1986 as part of a standardization effort intended to reduce breakage, and the cost of sorting bottles when they were returned by customers. Due to their nostalgic value, stubbies were reintroduced by a
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had used their own embossed bottles and rare examples continued to be reused into the 1980s. During the 1980s the industry turned away from refillable bottles. UK beer bottles are all one-trip, and most are 500 mL (16.9 U.S. fl oz; 17.6 imp fl oz) or 330 mL (11.2 U.S. fl oz;
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Germany, each of which sees an average of 36 reuses. The deposit for beer bottles sealed with
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liquid. Overflow pressure fillers are the most popular machines with beverage makers, while gravity filling machines are the most cost-effective. In terms of automation, inline filling machines are most popular, but rotary machines are much faster albeit much more expensive.
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which cause added difficulties and expense: the bottles themselves are harder to source, and require either a separate bottling line or retooling the bottling line between runs. As a result, US craft breweries only rarely bottle in small bottles; temporary examples include
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is usually packaged in 330 mL (11.6 imp fl oz; 11.2 U.S. fl oz) bottles in four or six packs, or in 750 mL (26.4 imp fl oz; 25.4 U.S. fl oz) bottles similar to those used for
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used for soft drinks. The steinie dominated in the U.S. by 1950, and the neck became longer, such as seen with the familiar
Budweiser bottle. Stubbies were popular in Canada until the 1980s. Standard SP Lager from Papua New Guinea and
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that is trapped in the bottle, remaining in solution and providing natural carbonation. Bottle-conditioned beers may be either filled unfiltered direct from the fermentation or conditioning tank, or filtered and then reseeded with
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British brewers used a standard design of bottle, known as the London Brewers' Standard. This was in brown glass, with a conical medium neck in the
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3174:Shock and vibration data logger
3019:Linear low-density polyethylene
1540:. 21 March 2001. Archived from
1394:Voß, Heinrich (February 2012).
1352:, John Wiley & Sons, 1997,
996:due to their resealing design.
831:"Caguama" and "Ballena" bottles
293:was introduced in the 1930s by
223:needs additional citations for
148:Capping the bottle, labeling it
48:may be too short to adequately
3425:Radio-frequency identification
2086:. Royal Society of Chemistry.
1628:. 8 August 1896. p. 126.
1566:Yaeger, Brian (20 June 2011).
769:, from the Spanish diminutive
295:Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
58:provide an accessible overview
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3536:Extended core stretch wrapper
2489:Single-serve coffee container
1405:(in German). Verlag W. Sachon
1299:Container-deposit legislation
1203:to react with and break down
277:Australian 375 mL stubby
2692:Insulated shipping container
1865:"Toasting the Darwin Stubby"
1846:"The Darwin Stubby turns 50"
1821:"Toasting the Darwin Stubby"
1370:"How to Buy A Bottling Line"
93:designed as a container for
3581:Material-handling equipment
3465:Verification and validation
2697:Intermediate bulk container
2479:Self-heating food packaging
1962:The New York Times Magazine
477:is €0.08; for bottles with
431:Most beer producers in the
338:, a Jamaican brand import.
330:, Switchback Brewing Co in
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3224:Time temperature indicator
1115:
972:. Some beers (for example
814:The Big Stubby at Larrimah
742:(pony introduced 1939)and
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595:A 650 mL or 22oz "bomber".
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81:Assortment of beer bottles
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3641:Turntable stretch wrapper
3571:Lineshaft roller conveyor
3561:Injection molding machine
2499:Toothpaste pump dispenser
2359:Disposable food packaging
2201:Child-resistant packaging
1338:, Wiley, pp. 655–659
904:Cone-shaped bottle of an
328:Full Sail Brewing Company
3785:Beer vessels and serving
3566:Label printer applicator
3435:Shearing (manufacturing)
3034:Low-density polyethylene
2454:Pharmaceutical packaging
2424:Low plastic water bottle
2314:Alternative wine closure
2049:10.1021/acsomega.1c04196
1925:Encyclopaedia of Brewing
1891:Encyclopaedia of Brewing
1534:"Breaking Out the Forty"
1304:Glass container industry
405:Samuel Smith Old Brewery
3795:Single-serve containers
3596:Orbital stretch wrapper
3219:Temperature data logger
3139:Pressure-sensitive tape
2999:Humidity indicator card
2527:Aerosol spray dispenser
1572:All About Beer Magazine
1230:In some cases, such as
819:Stubby is available by
3315:Die forming (plastics)
3024:Liquid packaging board
2727:Multilayered packaging
2459:Plastic milk container
2439:Optical disc packaging
1403:Getränkefachgroßhandel
964:, but most often with
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612:A "forty" is American
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413:Scottish and Newcastle
358:. Some beers, usually
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3744:Sustainable packaging
3694:Life-cycle assessment
3674:Closed-loop box reuse
3621:Seed-counting machine
2954:Corrugated fiberboard
2904:Biodegradable plastic
2627:Corrugated box design
2281:Sustainable packaging
2271:Shelf-ready packaging
2246:Packaging engineering
1928:. Wiley. p. 80.
1894:. Wiley. p. 79.
1674:The Pittsburgh Press,
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505:Common German bottles
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2251:Resealable packaging
1965:. 10 December 2009.
1722:on 11 November 2011.
1578:on 17 September 2013
1538:www.beeradvocate.com
1501:Deutsche Umwelthilfe
1142:, which requires an
232:improve this article
3766:Category: Packaging
3601:Packaging machinery
3410:Product development
3209:Tamper-evident band
3049:Modified atmosphere
2389:Foam food container
2043:(47): 31667–31676.
1825:The Daily Telegraph
1661:, Volume 50, 1974,
1607:, 1885 August; see
1199:. The light causes
1083:Bottle fermentation
1013:Crown cap, unopened
332:Burlington, Vermont
130:Bottling lines are
116:are in common use.
3729:Reusable packaging
3689:Industrial ecology
3450:Ultrasonic welding
3415:Production control
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3250:Aseptic processing
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2829:Steel and tin cans
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2737:Packet (container)
2474:Seasonal packaging
2374:Evidence packaging
2354:Currency packaging
2349:Cosmetic packaging
2256:Reusable packaging
1877:es:Caretta caretta
1851:2011-09-28 at the
1676:October 21, 1952,
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2567:Biodegradable bag
2409:Glass milk bottle
2291:Tamper resistance
2231:Package pilferage
2206:Contract packager
2093:978-0-85404-588-4
1801:. 8 December 2009
1799:Seattle Beer News
1738:danmurphys.com.au
1659:CSA Super Markets
1625:Notes and Queries
1544:on 22 August 2013
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160:depalletising
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66:December 2021
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18:Stubby bottle
3655:Environment,
3270:Blow molding
3199:Stretch wrap
3129:Polyethylene
3119:Plastic wrap
3109:Plastic film
3094:Paper pallet
3029:Living hinge
2934:Coated paper
2814:Spray bottle
2794:Security bag
2787:Water sachet
2777:Salvage drum
2772:Retort pouch
2677:Glass bottle
2572:Blister pack
2537:Aluminum can
2504:Water bottle
2404:Gas cylinder
2379:Field ration
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2276:Shelf-stable
2097:. Retrieved
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1597:Americanisms
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1582:27 September
1580:. Retrieved
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1284:Beverage can
1274:Aluminum can
1240:Samuel Adams
1236:
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1205:isohumulones
1190:
1177:
1158:
1140:human skulls
1136:Pathologists
1128:pint glasses
1121:
1093:fermentation
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947:Half gallon
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385:barley wines
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351:Belgian beer
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230:Please help
225:verification
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45:lead section
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3516:Case sealer
3390:Papermaking
3310:Die cutting
3275:Calendering
3179:Shrink wrap
3054:Molded pulp
3039:Meat diaper
3004:Kraft paper
2984:Foam peanut
2974:Double seam
2944:Coextrusion
2914:Bubble wrap
2894:Bail handle
2839:Thermal bag
2762:Plastic bag
2577:Boil-in-bag
2509:Wine bottle
2494:Spray paint
2449:Popcorn bag
2444:Oyster pail
2329:Beer bottle
1973:10 December
1548:16 December
1514:(in German)
1478:(in German)
1314:Wine bottle
1260:Beer portal
1242:marketing.
1219:that are a
1213:prenylthiol
1193:ultraviolet
1160:MythBusters
1089:carbonation
970:crown seals
883:. The name
835:In Mexico,
634:A growler (
618:malt liquor
499:Schlenkerla
475:crown corks
449: [
433:Netherlands
99:ultraviolet
87:beer bottle
3779:Categories
3631:Staple gun
3611:Palletizer
3501:Can seamer
3370:Lamination
3295:Converting
3184:Slip sheet
3099:Paperboard
2964:Cushioning
2924:Cellophane
2899:Bioplastic
2877:components
2864:Wooden box
2834:Tetra Brik
2757:Paper sack
2732:Multi-pack
2682:Gunny sack
2552:Bag-in-box
2519:Containers
2384:Flour sack
2369:Egg carton
2344:Coffee bag
2324:Banana box
2266:Shelf life
2099:17 October
1743:14 January
1700:7 December
1599:, Farmer,
1518:30 October
1482:30 October
1409:30 October
1321:References
1217:mercaptans
1201:riboflavin
1165:concussion
1155:carbonated
1116:See also:
994:screw caps
966:crown caps
962:bottle cap
821:NT Draught
800:Rogue Ales
732:pony glass
722:Pepsi Cola
707:throwdowns
676:craft beer
495:Tegernseer
491:Augustiner
393:automation
336:Red Stripe
299:beer stein
244:March 2016
3724:Recycling
3531:Drum pump
3474:Machinery
3325:Extrusion
3243:Processes
3214:Tear tape
3204:Susceptor
3194:Strapping
3149:Screw cap
3124:Polyester
2969:Desiccant
2873:Materials
2854:Unit load
2809:Skin pack
2752:Paper bag
2622:Clamshell
2364:Drink can
2296:Wrap rage
2180:Packaging
2037:ACS Omega
1831:30 August
1759:Editorial
784:throwdown
777:cuartitos
763:cuartitos
718:Coca-Cola
705:"half"),
699:cuartitos
669:breweries
356:Champagne
334:, US and
191:oxidation
168:inert gas
50:summarize
3657:post-use
3546:Heat gun
3496:Calender
3405:Printing
3234:Velostat
3229:Tinplate
3064:Overwrap
2989:Gel pack
2979:Flip-top
2884:Adhesive
2819:Squround
2722:Mesh bag
2707:Jerrycan
2652:Envelope
2592:Bulk box
2469:Sand bag
2434:Milk bag
2419:Juicebox
2334:Box wine
2307:packages
2067:34869990
2018:32857003
2010:15052361
1967:Archived
1849:Archived
1503:(n.d.).
1475:Die Welt
1294:Box wine
1246:See also
1225:cannabis
1132:glassing
1118:Glassing
1075:wirehood
978:flip-top
906:Estonian
881:caguamón
869:Pacífico
861:Victoria
767:Coronita
736:pony keg
711:grenades
673:take-out
479:flip-top
441:BNR-fles
426:(pijpje)
409:embossed
303:recycled
179:nitrogen
3790:Bottles
3380:Molding
3285:Coating
3280:Canning
2939:Coating
2929:Closure
2687:Inhaler
2542:Ampoule
2414:Growler
2305:Product
2187:General
2058:8638000
1941:14 June
1907:14 June
1376:25 June
1173:bottles
1000:Gallery
986:muselet
974:Grolsch
956:Closure
949:growler
922:pijpjes
891:Gallery
885:ballena
841:ballena
837:caguama
788:grenade
624:Growler
464:Germany
401:deposit
397:recycle
366:Britain
360:lambics
346:Belgium
326:by the
316:stubbie
291:steinie
287:steinie
3764:
3699:Litter
3541:Filler
3084:Pallet
2782:Sachet
2647:Endcap
2612:Carton
2607:Carboy
2582:Bottle
2562:Barrel
2189:topics
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1603:cites
1601:p. 430
1512:duh.de
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1151:joules
1147:energy
1144:impact
990:Lambic
845:Tecate
825:kitsch
695:ponies
497:, and
446:pijpje
283:stubby
185:, as O
183:oxygen
143:filler
91:bottle
3089:Paper
3009:Label
2909:BoPET
2632:Crate
2014:S2CID
1805:8 May
1663:p. 68
1508:(PDF)
1399:(PDF)
1221:skunk
1124:clubs
1106:yeast
879:or a
857:Indio
703:media
614:slang
608:Forty
453:]
381:quart
324:Lager
89:is a
2919:Bung
2859:Vial
2849:Tube
2747:Pail
2642:Drum
2617:Chub
2602:Case
2597:Cage
2101:2009
2088:ISBN
2063:PMID
2006:PMID
1975:2009
1943:2013
1930:ISBN
1909:2013
1896:ISBN
1833:2009
1807:2013
1763:p. 3
1745:2014
1702:2011
1678:p. 4
1610:pony
1584:2013
1550:2007
1520:2016
1484:2016
1411:2016
1378:2013
1354:ISBN
1209:hops
1195:and
1167:and
1097:wort
1073:and
1071:Cork
984:and
982:cork
920:Two
908:beer
867:and
839:and
772:-ita
727:pony
720:and
691:nips
372:pint
114:kegs
108:and
95:beer
3014:Lid
2875:and
2717:Keg
2712:Jug
2702:Jar
2587:Box
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