YEBODA Clear Glass Beer Bottles for Home Brewing with Easy Wire Swing Cap & Airtight Silicone Seal 16 oz- Case of 6

These work great and are sealed tight! No leakage at all and i used them for bottling sake! Super sturdy

Making root beer and ginger beer from a ginger bug, and have to say, these are phenomenal bottles. Great seal and easy to work with, decent price and very sturdy. Love them!Editing to add: I tried a cheap brand (half of the price at Menards), figuring, hey why not? 1 of the 6 actually holds a seal lol. Very much worth it to get these ones. I've used them repeatedly now, and they continue to be amazing. Just bought another set because I use them so frequently.

I use this brand of bottle to make kombucha. They work great. I put them in the dishwasher with no problem; I take the rubber seal off though. They stand up to repeated use. They are great to pour out of with the longer neck and then I can strain my fruit and spices in my kombucha. Great brand for this use.

Great for limoncello

These bottles are heavy duty and have stainless hardware, however, it is clear they are, at best, factory seconds. Every bottle has multiple defects and flaws cast into the glass. I'm a bit concerned that under pressure they may not hold CO2 gas bubbles evenly, because most of the bubble defects and flaws are located along the long, thinner walled sections of the body of the bottles.On the plus side, the bails are stainless.they all attach snugly to the bottles and form a seal. The white stoppers seem to be some Bakelite type of hardened plastic. I have other bottles that are identical and they do fine, but these are not ceramic, which makes me feel less comfortable they might leech plasticy chemicals into acidic brews.I did not notice any chips on the drinking area, and none on the surfaces of the glass or curves. There are just 2 to 4 bubbles in each bottle, as well as marks that remind me of the marks on the bottom of ceramic vessels where they are placed on the trivetina kiln to lift them off the floor during firing. That's not how bottles are made, but they seem like a similar kind of flaw, and I don't trust they will be as strong and reliable as unflawed bottles.***** Update:Used for one batch of Kombucha, so far, none have exploded. Fermented 3 oz of strawberry basil juice for the second ferment 2.5 days and it had adequate fizz, not tons, and did hold the seal once refridgerated. I uncapped it with a dishtowel in the sink, slowly, released a little gas and resealed, and repeated until the glass dissipated enough to keep the liquid in the bottle. The glass did withstand this process fine. Will give an update if failures or successes ensue. I hate to give a negative review, but my opinion that the glass is of poor manufacturing quality is still the case. They don't have ceramic Stoppers, and the stainless bail definitely is a little bit looser and has a less firm seal when it's clamped down.They did arrive safe and unbroken and were well packed. But the quality of the glass is visibly less good than other identical shaped and differently branded bottles. These have a sticker added to the plastic caps.Second update:These are plenty good enough. Yeah, the glass has flaws. But I've used them 6 months now with NO issues. I also take them to people at school to drink and give back for refills, so who knows about them getting transported and shuffled around, etc. They have all been fine.

These are great bottles for fermentation and probiotic sodas. They are thick, sturdy, and great for handling natural carbonation. They arrived on time and intact.

these are very good bottles. they hold a very good seal for fermenting kombucha. the glass seems to be thick of good quality. I bought these to replace others I bought on Amazon, which i advise to stay away from. They are Otis _ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LB1862A?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title, do not buy these. terrible quality.

It came with two silicone stoppers red and opaque white. I'm not sure if I should use the red ones or if they're throwaways. There was no instructions.