Bordeaux bottle
Bordeaux is the most classic and common shape of wine. Straight bottle shape, with a straight wall and high shoulders. From the name, it can be inferred that most wines bottled in this type of bottle are produced in the Bordeaux region.
Burgundy bottle
The Burgundy bottle has a sloping streamlined shoulder shape and a slightly streamlined straight body shape, with a thicker body and longer neck. The wine filled in this bottle is generally produced in the Burgundy region. This bottle shape is most commonly used for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Champagne bottle
Champagne bottles are heavier and thicker, with a closed structure between the bottle neck and the mushroom head cork. From the name, it can be seen that the champagne filled in this bottle comes from the Champagne region. According to local laws and EU regulations, only sparkling wines produced in the Champagne producing regions of France are eligible to be called true Champagne worldwide, while wines of the same type produced in other regions can only be called sparkling wines,
Provence bottle
The Provence bottle has a S-shaped body with better curves and a waistband design. Just like a charming woman with an S-shaped figure, she originated from the most famous ros é wine producing region of Provence and is named after her. To showcase the bright and tempting color of ros é wine, Provence bottles are usually made of transparent glass.
