Beer Bottles

As a homebrewer, you can reuse empty beer bottles for as long as they are maintained, cleaned, and kept free from breakage. However, you will need to purchase new closures, which you can affix to your bottles using beer bottle cappers.

Filter through our product attributes to find the exact glass beer bottle you are looking for:

- Promotions: Select “Clearance” to browse beer bottles for sale!

- Style: Beer bottles come in distinct styles, often associated with a type of beer. Long neck beer bottles and heritage beer bottles are classic favorites. Stubby beer bottles and bomber beer bottles are often used for craft beers and small batch brews. Belgian beer bottles and specialty beer bottles indicate unique beer varieties.

- Pack Type: Some empty beer bottles come with reshipper cartons, allowing you to safely ship your bottles once filled.

- Availability: Shop our “In Stock Only” items for shorter lead times and get your bulk beer bottles faster!

- Capacity: Glass beer bottle sizes range from 12 oz. to 64 oz. For anyone in the market for a large beer bottle, our glass beer growlers are available in 32 and 64 oz.

- Neck Style: Beer bottle neck styles include cork, crown pry-off, crown twist-off, and screw cap.

- Neck Width: Neck Width refers to the diameter of the beer bottle’s opening.

- Neck Finish: Neck Finish refers to the neck diameter and thread finish of the beer bottle, helpful in finding a compatible closure.

- Color: The Cary Company offers brown beer bottles made of amber glass as well as green and clear beer bottles.

- Material: Although most beer bottles are glass, we also offer plastic beer growlers, designed to prevent pressure buildup and perfect for homebrewing.

- Bottom: Sparkling beer bottles, like some wine bottles, have an indentation on the bottom called a punt. Most beer bottles have a flat bottom.

Yes, filled beer bottles should be stored upright to keep the beer bottle caps or corks intact and reduce the amount of oxygen that enters the beer. This prevents oxidation of the beer, which affects its flavor. Empty beer bottles do not need to be stored upright, but are kept upright in transport to minimize damage.

You should not store beer bottles full of beer laying down to keep the closure intact and prevent oxygen from entering the bottle and affecting beer flavor. Storing beer with beer bottle corks sideways risks cork taint, which involves cork flavors soaking into the beer. Empty beer bottles can be stored laying down, but they are kept upright in transport to minimize damage.

Glass beer bottles and closures are designed to keep your brew fresh and prevent oxidation, but you should consume beer sooner rather than later to avoid loss of flavor. Most breweries recommend consuming unrefrigerated beer within six months, while refrigerated beer can last over a year. As for how long beer can last in a glass growler, the suggested time is 1-2 weeks as beer growlers might not have a factory-grade airtight seal.

Extensive Selection: As a beer bottle supplier of many years, we offer endless style, size, and color options for your beer bottle needs.

Quality Assurance: For over 35 years, our beer bottles have met strict quality standards, ensuring reliability and safety.

Competitive Pricing: Looking to shop bulk beer bottles wholesale? Check out our competitive beer bottle price options and see how The Cary Company helps you find cost-effective solutions.

Warehousing Services We Provide: Our warehousing service includes storage space, a personal account representative, logistics support, inventory management, flammable storage and temperature-controlled storage.

Expert Support: Our knowledgeable customer service team is always ready to assist you in choosing the filter and answering any questions you may have. Call Us Now at +1 630.629.6600