Mixing two batches?

[98EXL]

I have 10 gallons of Octoberfest that will be ready to bottle very soon. They are the same recipe, but I was wondering if I could mix the two batches before bottling, so that through the 4 cases, they all taste the same.

Any reason not to do this?

 

[abracadabra]

No Problem I do it all the time!

 

[EvilTOJ]

It will taste good, but you are either brave, or stupid. That will take forEVER to bottle.

 

[98EXL]

It will taste good, but you are either brave, or stupid. That will take forEVER to bottle.

Oh, I'm totally stupid, but why do you say that, just curious.

I'll have a helper, so it won't be that bad. Last time I bottled two batches by myself it only took me 3 hours start to finish..granted the bottles were spick and span, just had to sanitize them real quick, and I have a great system for that, so it was all good

 

[wildwest450]

Last time I bottled two batches by myself it only took me 3 hours start to finish..granted the bottles were spick and span, just had to sanitize them real quick, and I have a great system for that, so it was all good

Wow, your tough! The last time I kegged 10 gallons it took 15 minutes.

 

[98EXL]

Wow, your tough! The last time I kegged 10 gallons it took 15 minutes.

oh thanks for rubbing it in...only problem that I have with kegging is I can't take bottles easy to a friends house...oh wait, nevermind, I can!

I just haven't gotten there yet, in time, in time

 

[AnonyBrew]

Wow, your tough! The last time I kegged 10 gallons it took 15 minutes.

Kegging is for lazy brewers.