Bottles

Wine bottles come in more sizes than most producers ever need, but knowing the full range helps you plan production formats, gifting lines, and display pieces. This guide covers every standard size, what each one is used for, and where to get it.

UK wineries need still wine bottles that match the style of wine, the expectations of the buyer, and the practical requirements of their labelling process. This guide covers format, glass colour, closures, and EU export compliance.

Most UK non-alcoholic beer is bottled in a 330ml amber long-neck with a 26mm crown cap, but flint glass, steinies, and 500ml formats all have their place. This guide works through glass colour, size, shape, closures, and costs, so you can order the right bottle first time.

Last updated: January 2025 Glass bottles are the premium packaging choice for cold-pressed juice, offering zero oxygen transmission, complete chemical inertness, and strong sustainability credentials. This guide covers everything UK juice producers need to know: HPP compatibility, closure selection, light protection, shelf life optimisation, and practical production considerations. For producers seeking the short answer: yes, you can package HPP-treated cold-pressed...

2025 data shows urgency buying in glass bottles: searches down 10%, sales up 140%. A practical guide for beverage manufacturers securing 2026 supply.

Glass bottle selection for UK vinegar makers. Save money with regulatory exemptions, choose amber vs clear glass, budget £0.30-0.60 per bottle.

Best gin bottles: 70cl standard, 550-650g weight, cork for premium or ROPP for efficiency. Includes EPR costs, regulations, and decoration options.

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Best cider bottles for UK producers: technical guide covering pressure ratings, safety specs & volume discounts. Expert advice on glass bottle selection.

Complete guide to buying craft beer bottles in the UK. Compare 330ml vs 500ml formats, amber vs clear glass, costs, suppliers, and technical specs.