Saint-Gobain: Stock beer bottles

In response to the needs of U.S. craft brewers, Saint-Gobain Containers has introduced new designs to its line of stock beer bottles, including three 22-oz bottle sizes and one 750-mL bottle.

Saint-Gobain Sekurit

Aug 31, 2008

Two of the 22-oz bottles feature a Belgian-style design with a slight bulge in the neck and are available in pry-off or twist-off finishes. The 750-mL size is designed with a standard 26-mm pry-off beer bottle finish, and provides an alternative to craft brewers who had previously packaged their beer in champagne bottles.

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