Mini wine bottles

[chitownwine]

Have thought about giving small bottles as a gift set for the holidays, as in the set in the following link. Any ideas on the feasibility of getting small bottles like less than 375 and what time of closure to use.

http://www.tastingroom.com/samplers/1981366/Michael+Chiarello's+Chardonnay+Wine+Sampler

 

[Brew and Wine Supply]

The 50ml bottles in the link are like the small bottles you get on an airplane, less than 2 oz not much of a sample.
we have these: .187ml (6.3oz) bottles you can cap or cork with a #7 cork. They make nice gifts with out giving away a whole batch.

http://brewandwinesupply.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=25_28&product_id=1170

 

[robie]

I would think a 375ml bottle would be the smallest you would want to give as a gift. I gifted port in this size bottle.

 

[roadwarriorsvt]

I'm thinking of bottling a few of my tropical fruit wines in 375s and pairing them up with some 4 oz. jars of matching homemade jelly, then sit them in a small basket and wrap it in cellaphane (sp). Makes great, inexpensive, personalized gifts.

 

[joeswine]

Small world after all

375'S ARE A GREAT WAY OF GIVING OUT SAMPLES AND GIFT BASKET PIECES,THEY ARE ALSO A GOOD WAY TO GET FEED BACK FOR SOME ONE ,MATCHING JAMS AND JELLEYS IS A GREAT IDEA,SPLITS AS THERE ARE AFFECTIONATELY KNOWN, ALSO ARE A GOOD WAY TO SPIT THE BOTTLING PROCESS FOR JUST THOSE REASONS.