Bordeaux Bottle
A straight-sided profile with defined shoulders and a broad label panel.
- Common for red, rosé and table wine
- 375ml, 750ml and 1.5L formats
- Cork or ROPP models
Wholesale wine bottle sourcing · glass and closures
The right wine bottle starts with shape, color and closure.
Compare Bordeaux, Burgundy, Hock, dessert, sparkling and mini glass wine bottles by capacity, glass color, bottle weight, label panel and neck finish—then approve the matching cork or cap before ordering.
Original catalog visual · four high-intent wine bottle families
Bordeaux & BurgundyDefined or sloping shoulder profiles
Sparkling formatsBottle specification reviewed to pressure target
Mini bottlesTasting, hotel, event and gift pack formats
Matched closuresCork, ROPP, crown and related components
Wine bottle styles
Shape carries both function and shelf identity.
Bottle style influences label proportions, carton dimensions, filling-line clearance and closure choice. Final specifications depend on the selected model, so drawings and physical samples are part of approval.
Burgundy Bottle
A softer, sloping shoulder shape for wine and specialty beverage presentations.
- Olive, antique green and flint options
- Label and direct print review
- Cork finish by bottle model
Hock & Dessert Wine
Tall, slender shapes for Riesling, ice wine, fruit wine and premium smaller-volume presentations.
- 200ml to 750ml starting formats
- Antique green, flint or colored glass
- Cork or BVS screw finish by model
Sparkling & Mini
Heavy sparkling bottles and smaller portion formats for tastings and gift programs.
- 200ml to 750ml sparkling formats
- 187ml to 375ml mini formats
- Pressure or closure checks by use case
Custom bottle directions
Rosé, fortified, Hock, Riesling and dessert wine formats.
These original visuals show additional sourcing directions without replacing the established Bordeaux, Burgundy and sparkling ranges. Final glass color, neck finish, fill volume, line clearance and export packing are confirmed from drawings and samples.
Hock and Riesling Glass Bottles
Tall, slender bottle directions for Riesling, white wine, fruit wine and specialty beverages.
- 375ml to 1L planning range
- Antique green, amber or flint
- Cork or BVS finish by project
Dessert and Ice Wine Bottles
Slim smaller-capacity bottle directions for dessert wine, ice wine, tasting sets and premium gifts.
- 100ml to 500ml planning range
- Flint, antique green or amber
- Cork, ROPP or screw finish review
Tapered Curved Rosé Bottles
Slender curved-shoulder directions for rosé, white wine, fruit wine and premium hospitality programs.
- 500ml, 750ml and 1.5L planning range
- Extra-flint, frosted or coated options
- Cork or BVS finish by project
High-Shoulder Fortified Wine Bottles
Defined-shoulder glass directions for fortified wine, aperitif, dessert wine and specialty beverages.
- 375ml, 500ml and 750ml planning range
- Antique green, amber or flint
- Cork, BVS or ROPP finish review
Buyer specification
Build a quote-ready wine bottle brief.
Use these ranges to start the conversation. Do not select sparkling packaging from appearance alone; the approved bottle specification must match the product and filling process.
| Style | Capacity range | Glass color | Closure and approval focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bordeaux | 375ml / 750ml / 1.5L | Flint, amber, olive, antique green | Cork or ROPP neck, label panel, carton fit |
| Burgundy | 375ml / 750ml / 1.5L | Flint, olive, antique green | Cork fit, bottle height, decoration area |
| Hock / Riesling | 375ml / 500ml / 750ml | Antique green, flint, cobalt blue | Cork or BVS finish, bottle height, line clearance |
| Dessert / ice wine | 200ml / 375ml / 500ml | Flint, antique green, frosted option | Brimful capacity, closure, label panel, gift pack |
| Sparkling | 200ml / 375ml / 750ml / 1.5L | Champagne green, amber, flint | Pressure target, cork or crown finish, wire hood |
| Mini wine bottle | 187ml / 200ml / 250ml / 375ml | Flint, green, amber | Filling-line handling, closure, tray or carton layout |
Quote checklist
Send one reference bottle and six key details.
Include wine type, fill capacity, preferred shape, glass color, closure and quantity. Add destination, decoration and filling-line notes for a more useful first response.
Procurement answers
Wine bottle FAQ.
Every bottle and closure combination should be approved using the correct technical drawing and physical sample.
What wine bottle shapes are available?
Sourcing includes Bordeaux, Burgundy, Hock, Riesling, dessert, sparkling and mini formats for tasting or gift sets.
Which glass colors can be sourced?
Common options include flint, amber, olive green, antique green and champagne green, depending on the selected model.
Can corks and caps be matched?
Yes. Cork, ROPP screw cap, crown or sparkling closure options are matched to the exact neck finish and verified by drawing and sample.
What should I send for a quote?
Send wine type, capacity, shape, color, closure, decoration, quantity, destination and any filling-line or pressure requirements.