750ml Burgundy Bottle

⚡ Which wines are bottled in Burgundy?

Burgundy bottles are sloping shoulders, rounder, thick and sturdy, and slightly larger than ordinary wine bottles. They are usually used to hold some mellow and fragrant wines. Whether it is used for red wine or white wine, the color of this wine bottle is green. Usually, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in New World countries are bottled in Burgundy; Italian Barolo and Barbaresco are more intense. Burgundy bottles are also used for wines from the Loire Valley and Languedoc.

⚡ Are Burgundy bottles only used in Burgundy?

No. The Burgundy bottle has a narrow shoulder and a round bottle shape. It gradually expands from the neck to the bottle body. The bottle body is green and can be used for both red wine and white wine. In the New World, the bottle is also widely used for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir; it is also used for Italian Barolo and Loire and Languedoc wines Many wines.

Historically, the volume of standard wine bottles was not uniform. It was not until the 1970s that the European Community set the size of the standard wine bottle at 750 ml in order to promote standardization. This 750ml standard volumetric flask is generally accepted internationally. We provide a one-stop shop for custom matching lids, labels and packaging.