The 750ml Bordeaux Green Wine Glass Bottle 159 is a bright-green Bordeaux mold with a screw-thread (BVS) finish, aimed squarely at estate wineries and château-style private labels running mid-volume programs. Two details separate it from the rest of our Bordeaux family in the photograph: a lighter, livelier green glass tone than its antique-green siblings, and a clearly threaded neck finish built for Stelvin-type closures. If you bottle an estate range — a house red, a reserve, perhaps a second label — and want one dependable mold that presents cleanly under modern screw cap, this is the workhorse. Dimensions and thread specification are confirmed on the drawing issued with your quotation.
Bright Green Glass with a Screw-Thread Finish
Look at the product photo and the mold’s personality is obvious. The glass is a fresher, brighter green than the deep antique tone of cork-finished claret bottles, which suits the contemporary, fruit-forward positioning most screw-capped wines carry. The lip shows a multi-start thread with a clean transfer bead beneath — the classic BVS arrangement — rather than a cork lip ring. The shoulder rises at a moderate, easy slope, the body holds a gentle taper to the heel, and a moderate punt dome shows at the base. Overall the bottle reads tidy, modern and efficient rather than ceremonial. These are visual observations; thread dimensions, bore and body measurements come from the technical drawing at quotation, ready to share with your cap supplier.
Made for Estate and Château-Style Private Labels
Estate programs live or die on consistency: the same bottle, the same green, the same label window, vintage after vintage, so the range is instantly recognizable on a retail shelf or a cellar-door rack. Bottle 159 supports that discipline at mid-volume scale. The straight mid-body gives a generous, flat label window for château-style front labels with crest, estate name and vintage set in classic typography, while the bright glass keeps the overall presentation from feeling heavy. For importers running private-label estate ranges for retail chains, the mold also works well as a house standard: one bottle across multiple appellations, differentiated by label and capsule color, keeping procurement and warehousing simple.
Stelvin Compatibility and Closure Planning
The threaded finish is designed for aluminum screw caps of the Stelvin type. Liner choice — tin-saran for slower oxygen transmission and longer cellaring, or saranex for fresher, earlier-drinking styles — belongs to your closure supplier, but we provide the finish drawing so thread engagement and cap length are matched to the glass. If part of your range needs cork presentation for a reserve tier, our Bordeaux family includes cork-finish molds in complementary proportions, and we can quote both in one consolidated shipment. Talk to our export team about pairing closures across a tiered range.
What Our QC Lab Checks on Every Pallet
Mid-volume buyers rarely have their own glass laboratory, so ours does the work. Each campaign of bottle 159 is tested for thermal-shock resistance per ASTM C149 and ISO 7459, internal pressure strength per ISO 7458, and vertical-load and impact performance on shift samples. Thread finishes are gauged against the drawing so caps apply and torque consistently on your line, and wall-thickness mapping confirms even distribution. A lot-level QC report ships with your documents, giving your bottler and your retail customer’s QA team the same verified numbers.
Label Windows, Cartons and Pallet Patterns
Export orders ship on standard pallets — in printed or plain cartons with dividers, or in bulk layers for high-speed depalletizing — secured with edge protectors, top sheets and machine shrink wrap from the line shown above. Pallet pattern and container loading plan are confirmed with the quotation; buyers new to China sourcing can review our import guide for documentation, Incoterms and freight basics.
Mid-Volume MOQ and Sampling Policy
The standard minimum is one 20-foot container per mold, and estate customers frequently split a container between this screw-cap mold and a cork-finish sibling to cover two tiers at once. Our MOQ guide explains how furnace campaigns set the floor and where flexibility exists. Stock samples ship within three to five working days so you can run line trials and cap torque tests before committing; decorated pre-production samples are available for custom programs on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MOQ for an estate private-label run?
One 20-foot container per mold is standard. Many estate buyers split a container between this bottle and a cork-finish sibling to cover two tiers; the confirmed count appears on your loading plan.
Which screw cap liners should I use?
The bottle takes Stelvin-type aluminum caps. Choose tin-saran liners for slower oxygen ingress and aging potential, or saranex for fresh, early-drinking styles — your cap supplier advises, and we provide the finish drawing for sizing.
Is a cork-finish version available?
Yes. Our Bordeaux family includes cork-finish molds with complementary proportions, so your reserve tier can carry cork presentation while the volume tier uses screw cap.
How fast can I get samples?
Stock samples dispatch within three to five working days; courier freight is on the buyer. Use them for line trials and cap torque testing before your production order.
What is the production lead time?
Typically 25 to 35 days after deposit and drawing approval for a running mold, plus ocean freight to your port. We confirm the exact window with your order.
Can I add an embossed estate crest?
Embossing is possible with dedicated mold work and a higher minimum quantity. Send your crest artwork and target volume and we will confirm feasibility and cost.
