COMUDOT Glass Bottles, Refillable Brown Glass Storage Bottle with Swing Top Lids, Amber Iron Clasp Bottles with Stickers&Pen for Home Brewing, Drinks, Sauces, Industrial products, etc (1000ML, 8 PCS)

These bottles feel very well made and durable right out of the box. The glass is thick and sturdy, and the swing-top lids seal tightly without any leaks. What I liked: * Solid, durable glass construction * Lids close securely and work smoothly * Good overall quality for the price Best for: Home brewing, storing drinks, or anyone looking for reusable, reliable glass bottles.

Satisfied overall—these refillable amber glass bottles are of good quality and work well for storing liquids like kombucha. I did have one bottle neck break during brewing, which was disappointing, but the rest have held up nicely. I use them regularly and really like their design and functionality.

I love these bottles for homemade kombucha. The seal and durability of these are phenomenal! Easy to use, nice and thick glass and a great value.

These bottles are great! Have bought these twice. They are large and hold a decent amount so I'm not stuck having tons of smaller bottles laying around. Love the amber color so the light doesn't destroy contents. Had no issues with the swing tops none seems to a struggle to swing. Good quality as the glass seems pretty thick.

They seem like high quality bottles. One broke while sanitizing in warm water. It wasn't hot enough for it to be a thermo shock thing. Three of the caps were too long to work properly. I've messaged the seller and will upgrade to 5 stars if they send some new caps. Customer service was a joke so i took away a star.

Worked great for storing my carbonated hard cider. The flip tops are sturdy and do not leak.

I was using smaller 16oz bottles and chose these for my next batch of beer to reduce the bottling time/overhead of smaller bottles. Very good quality and looking forward to my next brew.

I had some problems getting a few to close the first time, but I got out my leather gloves to protect my fingers, and eventually got those to close. HINT: When you get these to open and close, work them out a bit. Close, open, repeat as many times as needed (3--4 for me) until they both open and close without needing to get leather gloves to protect your fingers. Once they're loosened up a bit, they open and close easily enough to close with both thumbs and open from the back with the sides of your index finger. Second hint: It can be easy to put these on upside down if you aren't paying attention. Just remember, the loop that closes the lid down faces UP when you're putting those two pins in the bottle.