Can Nalgene bottles be used to store/transport liquor (e.g., brandy, whisky)?
76455
It's always worked for me. Be sure to follow all state and federals laws though. =)
76456
I've not tried it, but they do tend to retain flavors if you leave something in them too long. Just for a few hours, followed by a good washing, they should be fine. The alcohol itself should not be a problem.
76457
I would think they could be used for that without any problem. Most labware in scientific labs is Nalgene and those chemicals are much stronger than alcoholic beverages.
2126956
Mine is about 25 years old so I can't say for sure, but from what I've read it should be possible. I have a nalgene dromedary bag that I use for base camp and just fill my bladder with it since I don't like having a hydration pack drinking tube flopping around while I'm filling it. My old filter also has rubber tubing coming attached to a now on the bottom of the filter and it looks as though one could modify the new ones the same way (just a suggestion) to make it easier to fill any type of bottle. Hope this helps and happy camping.
683887
Just to add to what the other gentleman mentioned, the wine "x" on the bottom is removable, too, so you could also store liquor on the bottom shelf.Regards,BarbaraWeatherBuffs(928) 635-1088
2126953
Well it threads onto nalgene bottles, but can fill anything that accepts water. There are 2 coarse threaded female outlets on the bottom of the unit (2.5" and 1.5") that can accept bottles or___. There is also a tapered nipple that will accept tubing.
1159851
Yes, I imagine that would work. I usually use the sides for glasses in hard-case shells, but sometimes add a bottle of water instead.
1378704
Yes but I prefer the Perrier water bottles, both the small one and the larger one (the larger one holds about the same amount as most liquor bottles and regular sized wine bottles which is 750ml) I find the shape and curve of the neck of these bottles to fit this item super well without wobbling which I've run into with one liquor and beer bottles. At $1-2 per bottle, it's perfect for my budget and I don't have to guzzle alcohol to gain more watering bottles, lol. Plus the green looks mighty nice in the garden and blends in.
192666
Top is good for a handle if you don't have glasses hanging from the top. The lower half, I use for both wine and liquor. Right now, we hold Absolute bottles and it just fits a Grey Goose Bottle length wise. It's pretty flexible with most bottles.I do have glasses hanging, and I put things on the flat shelving as extra storage. It's awesome and works great!
1588129
I've never had a problem traveling with mine. I have carriers that hold 15-30 bottles.
2056424
The drink spots are not big enough for the big Nalgene bottles. They are about the circumference of a standard canned good. It does keep drinks nice and cold even in the Miami heat.
181355
You'd definitely be able to fit the bottles plus a couple small ice packs to keep them cold all day. I think if you arranged it well, you could fit the flanges at the top and the little pieces could fit in between things.
1527591
I work in the wine industry and I purchased to store my sample / personal bottles...and yes they accommodate pinot noir / chardonnay type bottles.
422466
If you are just intending to transport fuel, that should not be an issue. These bottles are designed specifically to carry liquid fuel and withstand the pressure necessary to operate a backpacking stove, so gasoline will not create a problem.
1228798
I wish I could tell you but I only have Nalgene bottles, which they work great for and I can use the regular screw on cap.
396845
You can use it to carry I suppose but you can absolutely not store wine or alcohol in plastic. It could burst or it could sour and make you very ill.
56477
No, It can hold liquor bottles. It is shaped to hold wine bottles only. It is very delicate and I will never recommend anyone for actual physical use other than display.
360270
No. The bottles would not be protected enough . You would have to put the case inside a larger suitcase in between clothes for it to be really safe.
1826590
It will be tight. I've found regular cans of Coke, standard Coors Light bottle and normal bottles of water fit ok but a pint bottle may be a bit fat.