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Liquor Bottle Sizing Chart
Navigating the world of bottle sizes can be daunting but this liquor bottle sizes chart helps make it easy.
Common Names and Sizes Chart
| Name | MillilIiters | Ounces | Shots |
|---|---|---|---|
Shot | 44.36 | 1.5 | 1 |
Pint | 473 | 16 | 10.5 |
Fifth | 750 | 25.36 | 17 |
Liter | 1000 | 33.82 | 22 |
Handle | 1750 | 59.18 | 39 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ml are in a shot?
There are 44.36 ml or 1.5 oz in a shot of liquor
How many shots are in a fifth?
There are 17 shots or 750 ml or 25.36 oz in a fifth of liquor
How many shots are in a 750 ml?
A 750 ml bottle is also called a ‘fifth.’ There are 17 shots in a 750 ml or fifth of liquor
What is a handle of liquor?
A handle is another name for a 1.75 L alcohol bottle
How many shots are in a handle?
There are 39 shots or 1750 ml or 1.75 L or 59.18 oz in a handle of liquor
What is the most popular size liquor bottle?
The most popular size is a 750 ml
What is the most popular size wine bottle?
The most popular size is a 750 ml
What is the most popular size beer bottle?
The most popular size is 12 oz for single serve
Anatomy of a Bottle
Once you have the liquor bottle sizes down, you can now turn your focus to the bottle elements or anatomy of a bottle.
Spirit Bottle
Finish
The finish is the area of the bottle where the closure is applied to seal the bottle
Neck
Part of the bottle below the finish and above the shoulder
Shoulder
Area of the bottle that transitions from the neck to the body of the bottle
Body
Main part of the bottle where the label or decoration is applied
Heel
Bottom radius of the bottle that transitions from the body to the bottom (base)
Sealing Surface
The top horizontal surface of the bottle
Bore
The inside dimension of the finish or top of the bottle
Bar Top
Type of finish that accepts a cork closure, which is traditionally used for Spirits
Fill Line
Indicates where the liquid in the bottle is filled to. This matches what is listed on the label
Label Panel
The area on the bottle that is flat or recessed and suggested where the label can be applied
Bottom Plate
Part of the bottle where the mold number and manufacturing markings are applied
Push Up/Punt
Required to minimize the amount of glass that comes into contact with conveyors. This is a requirement from manufacturers
Diameter/Base
The measurement at the bottle of the bottom of the bottle
Wine Bottle
Finish
The finish is the area of the bottle where the closure is applied to seal the bottle
Neck
Part of the bottle below the finish and above the shoulder
Shoulder
Area of the bottle that transitions from the neck to the body of the bottle
Body
Main part of the bottle where the label or decoration is applied
Heel
Bottom radius of the bottle that transitions from the body to the bottom (base)
Sealing Surface
The top horizontal surface of the bottle
Bore
The inside dimension of the finish or top of the bottle
Thread
When the finish that is molded to receive a screw-cap closure
Bead
Part of the bottle below the finish. This is required by the manufacturer to remove the bottle from the IS machine and place on the conveying systems
Fill Line
Indicates where the liquid in the bottle is filled to. This matches what is listed on the label
Label Panel
The area on the bottle that is flat or recessed and suggested where the label can be applied
Bottom Plate
Part of the bottle where the mold number and manufacturing markings are applied
Push Up/Punt
Required to minimize the amount of glass that comes into contact with conveyors. This is a requirement from manufacturers
Diameter/Base
The measurement at the bottle of the bottom of the bottle
Beer Bottle
Finish
The finish is the area of the bottle where the closure is applied to seal the bottle
Neck
Part of the bottle below the finish and above the shoulder
Shoulder
Area of the bottle that transitions from the neck to the body of the bottle
Body
Main part of the bottle where the label or decoration is applied
Heel
Bottom radius of the bottle that transitions from the body to the bottom (base)
Sealing Surface
The top horizontal surface of the bottle
Bore
The inside dimension of the finish or top of the bottle
Pry Crown
The finish is molded to receive a crown closure
Bead
Part of the bottle below the finish. This is required by the manufacturer to remove the bottle from the IS machine and place on the conveying systems
Fill Line
Indicates where the liquid in the bottle is filled to. This matches what is listed on the label
Label Recess
The area of the bottle, within the body, that is slightly indented in order to protect the label that is applied
Bottom Plate
Part of the bottle where the mold number and manufacturing markings are applied
Push Up/Punt
Required to minimize the amount of glass that comes into contact with conveyors. This is a requirement from manufacturers
Diameter/Base
The measurement at the bottle of the bottom of the bottle
CAN YOU AFFORD A CUSTOM BOTTLE?
You might be surprised to find out that you can get a custom bottle for little more than you would pay for a similar stock bottle. Not only will you get the benefit of our aggregated demand, but our product development consultants can walk you through the most economical customization options, including customizing an existing bottle mold.