750mL Glass Spirit Bottle with Black Synthetic Cork Lid

- 750mL capacity – Standard spirit bottle size
- Heavy flint glass – Substantial feel; looks premium
- Clear transparency – Shows off the color of your spirit
- Strong base – Won't tip over easily
- 21.5mm bar top neck – Professional bar standard
- Black synthetic T-cork included – T-shaped cork for easy grip
- Smooth shoulders – Easy to hold and grip at the neck
- Professional presentation – Looks like a retail bottle

Capacity: 750mL
Material: Clear flint glass
Color: Clear (no tint)
Neck Finish: 21.5mm bar top
Shape: Round, long bar top neck with smooth shoulders
Dimensions (without cork): 215mm height × 93mm width
Dimensions (with cork): 228mm height (cork adds 13mm)
Cork: Black synthetic T-cork (included)
Packaging: Sold individually (or in boxes of 20 for bulk orders)
Weight (glass): Approximately 550–600g
Weight (with cork): Approximately 570–620g

- Bottling home distilled spirits (gin, whiskey, vodka, brandy)
- Presentation of finished batches
- Gift-giving bottles for homemade spirits
- Storage of premium liqueurs or cordials
- Personal labeling and collection
- Decanter for displaying finished products
- Batch bottling for sharing with friends

Works with:
- Any spirit (gin, whiskey, vodka, brandy, etc.)
- Home distilling equipment
- Labeling equipment (bottle labels fit standard 750mL bottles)
- Cork pullers (if you want to reuse bottles and swap corks)
- Standard wine/spirit bottle labeling

Does NOT Require:
- Extra closures (cork is included)
- Special handling (standard glass bottle)
- Specialized equipment

Q: Is this food-grade glass?
A: Yes. Food-grade flint glass suitable for spirits and consumables.

Q: Will the cork seal tightly?
A: The synthetic T-cork creates a functional seal. For long-term storage
(years), a traditional cork or cap stopper provides better sealing.

Q: Can I reuse these bottles?
A: Yes. Clean thoroughly and replace the cork if it dries out or hardens.

Q: What size labels fit?
A: Standard 750mL spirit bottle labels. Measure the bottle dimensions
(215mm × 93mm) before ordering custom labels.

Q: Is the cork reusable?
A: The included cork can be reused a few times. Eventually, synthetic cork
hardens and won't seal well.

Q: How many come in a box?
A: Sold individually or in bulk boxes of 20 bottles with corks.

Q: Will my homemade gin look professional in this?
A: Yes. This is the standard spirit bottle size and looks just like a retail
product when filled and labeled.

Q: Can I store spirits long-term in this?
A: Yes, for months to years. For very long-term storage (5+ years), consider
a glass closure or screw cap for a tighter seal.

Q: Is the glass breakable?
A: Yes, it's glass. Handle with care. Thick base makes it less prone to
tipping, but breakage can happen in transit.

Q: What spirits work best?
A: Any distilled spirit: gin, whiskey, vodka, brandy, liqueur, etc. Also
works for oils, syrups, or any liquid you want to bottle.

BOTTLING YOUR SPIRIT:

1. Ensure your spirit is at room temperature
2. Ensure bottle is clean and dry (wash, rinse, air dry completely)
3. Pour spirit carefully into the bottle using a funnel if needed
4. Leave 1–2cm headspace (don't fill to the brim)
5. Insert the black synthetic cork firmly
6. Wipe the outside of the bottle clean
7. Apply a label if desired
8. Store in a cool, dark place


STORAGE:

1. Store upright (cork at top)
2. Keep in a cool, dark place (away from direct sunlight)
3. Avoid temperature extremes (not in a hot car or freezing garage)
4. Cork will eventually dry out over months/years; replace if needed

BEFORE FIRST USE:
- Wash the bottle and cork with warm soapy water
- Rinse thoroughly (no soap residue)
- Air dry completely before use

AFTER BOTTLING:
- Handle carefully (glass can break)
- Store upright
- Keep away from direct sunlight (UV will fade spirits over time)
- Keep away from temperature extremes

LONG-TERM STORAGE:
- Upright storage is fine for synthetic cork
- Synthetic cork won't dry out over time
- Keep in cool, dark conditions for best spirit preservation
- No need to replace cork unless damaged

RECORKING:
- If you want to reuse bottles, wash thoroughly
- Remove old cork (cork puller may be needed)
- Insert a new synthetic T-cork
- Some cork suppliers sell replacement corks separately

LABELING CARE:
- Once label is applied, don't soak the bottle (label will peel off)
- Hand-wash if needed, or gently wipe
- For dishwasher, remove the label first