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Does anyone have a supplier to find these specific bottles?

Not those specific, but Brewhaus has a good selection.

I'd bet your local package liquor store has them.
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Check out the online version of Distiller magazine from the ADI folks. Plenty of glass companies advertise and have online catalogs.
My local home brew shop has a great selection, so maybe check yours too.
They look like a pretty common whiskey bottle like the ones the local craft guys use.
good luck. bottling is half the fun.
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Check these guys out.
http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/750-m ... uor-bottle" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
I have purchased a bunch from them. Good quality heavy bottle

Hope this is what your looking for

Windy City wrote:Check these guys out.
http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/750-m ... uor-bottle" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
I have purchased a bunch from them. Good quality heavy bottle

Hope this is what your looking for

Awesome thanks I knew they were out there I searched google for an hour and couldnt find this specific style,

http://www.saxcointl.com/catalog/product?ProductId=380" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Found them!

They have plenty of options.
good luck

I hate to buy empty bottles. Always look to the product in the bottle and figure the glass is free after using the contents.

MyUncleMo wrote:http://www.saxcointl.com/catalog/product?ProductId=380

Found them!

They have plenty of options.
good luck

Great selection. The site says there is a minimum purchase of $1000. That's a lot of bottling money.......

Captb wrote:

Windy City wrote:Check these guys out.
http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/750-m ... uor-bottle" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
I have purchased a bunch from them. Good quality heavy bottle

Hope this is what your looking for

Awesome thanks I knew they were out there I searched google for an hour and couldnt find this specific style,

I purchased a case of 12 here, The other site is more of a commercial supplier this site appears to be eager to help and shipping is decent, here is a 5% discount if anyone needs it ( HELLOBRI5 )

I hate paying for bottles, mostly because I have access to a bottle dumpster that is huge and heavily used. Haven't noticed that particular one but there are so many other options I don't care. I frequently get empty 1Liter Woodford reserve bottles and Patrone bottles and I've gotten several hundred wine bottles. A while back I got what I thought was a great deal on some really nice brand new oval bottles for 50cents each. I bought 4 cases and then found out why they were so cheap. The opening for the cork is 23mm, a standard cork opening is something like 19-21mm so I couldn't use standard corks or t-corks as it turned out the only place I could find that had the right size t-corks was widgetco and they cost me 75 cents each instead of the normal 25 cents.

Windy City wrote:Check these guys out.
http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/750-m ... uor-bottle" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
I have purchased a bunch from them. Good quality heavy bottle

Hope this is what your looking for

You would be hard pressed to find a better price unless buying in large quantities. They frequently do half off shipping specials.

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'm just about to go bottle shopping.

Another one http://www.sks-bottle.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Captb wrote:Does anyone have a supplier to find these specific bottles?

Alibaba has them. Also, I've seen them in smaller quantities at one of the links below, just can't remember which link



o Quality Wine and Ale Supply (wine Bottles) http://www.homebrewit.com/wine-making-e ... e-bottles/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
o Buying bottles http://www.specialtybottle.com/gallonjarsandjugsmi.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
• SKS specialty bottles in bulk http://www.sks-bottle.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
• Italian Wine Bottle Source

BrooklynTech wrote:I hate to buy empty bottles. Always look to the product in the bottle and figure the glass is free after using the contents.

I always see the bottle first and assume the product is free.

My son got married last year and for the reception we had a local Mexican Restaurant save their large Patron bottles for us. I collected over 30 of the l.75 liter bottles for free and used them on the table for water, they are great bottles.

DAD300 wrote:

BrooklynTech wrote:I hate to buy empty bottles. Always look to the product in the bottle and figure the glass is free after using the contents.

I always see the bottle first and assume the product is free.

LOL

im with bushman on the patron bottles . I get a lot of bottles from my local bar. they just stick a piece of tape on the bottle I want with my name and when its empty they put it off to the side for me. funny thing is im not the only one with a name on the bottles behind the bar

ive been collecting the jose 1800 bottles. they heavy duty, I love the shape (think pyramid with the top cut off) and the opening is large enough to put a proper size piece of oak down it for aging. then I cap with a cork

cheers

RR

The Patron bottle is very nice

Halfbaked wrote:The Patron bottle is very nice

I like how the patron bottle comes with a proper cork, no plastic or any other bullshit

rager wrote:

Halfbaked wrote:The Patron bottle is very nice

I like how the patron bottle comes with a proper cork, no plastic or any other bullshit

That's why I keep recovering Patrone and Woodford reserve bottles, I like the corks. Got some 1800s too just because they look like decanters and I have quit using my antique decanters.

cranky wrote:

rager wrote:

Halfbaked wrote:The Patron bottle is very nice

I like how the patron bottle comes with a proper cork, no plastic or any other bullshit

That's why I keep recovering Patrone and Woodford reserve bottles, I like the corks. Got some 1800s too just because they look like decanters and I have quit using my antique decanters.

were on the same page. like I said earlier those 1800s are nice because of the size of the opening of the bottle and allowing you to be able to add a nice piece of oak to the bottle

I have a buddy who is a Wild Turkey fanatic. I have a few cases of those bottles. They come with a regular T-cork too. I run off a little whiskey for him now and then but not enough that he stops buying the bottles and giving them to me

Shipping almost doubles the cost... I'll have to do with the bottles at the LHBS.
Great bottles though. The sale on 375ml ovals is what I am looking at.

This place gives great shipping prices Was 15 bucks for a case of 12 bottles and it was very well packed in 2 boxes with peanuts between them
http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/750-m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow ... uor-bottle

This might be a better link: http://packagingoptionsdirect.com/glass-bottles-jars" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

Go shopping!

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I get bottles from thrift stores and flea markets. Some of them are antique with the distillery name embossed into the glass. I try not to spend more than a couple of dollars for a bottle. I also save wine bottles that I like and also 40 oz beer bottles for things like apple pie. My preference is clear uncolored glass. I like to see the likker in the bottle.

Funny thing is, I hardly ever use more than one bottle at a time. I just dilute what I need from the aging jug as I need it. Only time I ever have more than one bottle of likker is when I have more than one kind aging.

I always search tag sales and yard sales for bottles. picked up a gallon jug with a handle this summer for 25 cents. ive found some nice old bottles for cheep.


my glass collection has grown over time. to OP go down to your local bar. im sure they will be happy to give you bottles. the money you save can be put towards better uses in this hobby.

just keep an eye out. you will start to see them pop up everywhere

Just emptied this bad boy. Costco spiced rum. Be carefull when you take the label off. Scrubbies took the front lines in the ship!