The 30 ml and 50 ml are the typical sizes used on airplanes or in hotel rooms around the world.

This pocket size has been used by classic whisky brands for years, the 200 ml is becoming increasingly popular by consumers in airports (to meet the size limit for carry-on luggage) or in distillery tasting rooms. Often presented in a 3-bottle set, this attractive size makes it possible for a consumer to discover a new product or give it as a gift.
The 100 ml (10 cl) is a more unusual size, but it is also used with the goal of promoting a product range. It is offered in particular in our Ariane and Ariane 2 lines.

These are the half sizes of the standard bottles, 350 ml for Europe and 375 ml for the US market.
These bottle sizes make it possible to sample the product or to purchase a more affordable size before going to the standard of 700 ml or 750 ml.

The 500 ml, for its part, has grown as one of the leading sizes of the “craft” movement of the last few years. It allows the brands or the distilleries to bottle a smaller quantity of product, and to introduce new products to customers before they decide to purchase the larger 700 ml and 750 ml sizes.
This capacity is legal everywhere except in the USA.

The “Piccolo” (200 ml). The name means “small” in Italian ("un quart" for sparkling wine). Second smallest size in our lines, it is ideal for a single consumer. It is available in the Bellisssima Wine line.

Once used as a measurement unit for liquids, this size is well suited for a 2-people meal. It quite rare, so it is quite sought after by customers. It is available in our Bellisssima Wine and Kendo Wine lines.

This size, also called “La Fillette” (the little girl) in France, serves 2 large glasses of wine or champagne.

This size is also nicknamed “Pot” in the Bordeaux region and “Chopine” in the Burgundy region.