Sparkling Wine Bottles

Review bottle options in the Feniks catalogue for sparkling wine products by volume and product name.

View all sparkling wine products in the catalogue

What makes a sparkling wine bottle different?

A sparkling wine bottle is not simply a heavier still-wine bottle: it is built for pressure. Thicker walls, a deep punt and a reinforced mouth designed for a wire-caged cork let the glass safely hold the pressure created by carbonation or bottle fermentation.

750 ml is the classic format, and dark green glass is the traditional choice because sparkling wines are sensitive to light. The distinctive silhouette also signals the product category on the shelf.

The bottles below link to detail pages with exact volumes and materials. Because the mouth of a sparkling bottle is standardised for cork-and-cage closures, it is safest to confirm the full closure set while planning the order.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a still wine bottle for sparkling wine?

No. Sparkling wine is under pressure, and still-wine glass is not designed to hold it. Always use bottles made for sparkling products, with the reinforced walls and mouth that a wire-caged cork requires.

Why do sparkling wine bottles have a deep punt?

The deep punt distributes internal pressure across the base of the bottle and adds structural strength. It is a functional feature, not only a traditional one.

How do I get prices for sparkling wine bottles?

Add the bottles you are interested in to your quote list, or reach the Feniks team through the contact page; prices depend on volume, quantity and decoration choices.

Have a different question? Contact the Feniks team.