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Batch Bottles make it fun and easy to prepare 6 to 8 servings of classic cocktails. You can now prepare a round of drinks hours in advance, chill to preference, and serve at your convenience.

Batch Bottles were designed specifically to make the process of mixing cocktails as simple as possible. If you can use a measuring cup, then you can use Batch Bottles. Just fill to the designated levels, shake, and serve!

In order to develop each of the cocktails on our menu, our team performed hundreds of hours of research and testing. We consulted with professional bartenders and referenced classic cocktail books so that you can follow our recipes with confidence.

Each bottle is composed of 750 g of 100% high-quality borosilicate glass.

Applied ceramic labeling produces highly durable, vivid designs.

Our bohemian crystal closures preserves aroma, flavor, and freshness.

Height: 22.5 cm / Diameter: 9.0 cm / Total Capacity: 750 ml

https://www.batchbottles.com/ (official website)

Press contact

Michael Miller

mmiller@batchbottles.com
(775) 538-6619

Products

Harvey Wallbanger

So good that you may bang into a wall or two yourself. So easy that someone else can mix the next batch.

Cuba Libre

A product of the Spanish-American War, rum and cola draw on the sweet flavors of the Caribbean. Add lime juice and celebrate independence.

Whiskey Sour

An American classic, the Whiskey Sour appeared in popular culture from Thomas Pynchon’s “Crying of Lot 49” to Marilyn Monroe’s “The Seven Year Itch”.

Appletini

An Appletini a day may not keep the doctor away, but it’s a fast way to make friends.

Lemon Drop

Upgrade your lemonade with vodka and triple sec. The result is a sweet citrus cocktail that goes down smooth.

Mai Tai

Perfected by beachcombers, take a Tahitian tipple with this Polynesian potable.

Tom Collins

Invite Tom Collins to your next gathering; the subtle aromas of lemon and juniper will surely add a touch of class.

Moscow Mule

The best way to make a Siberian winter feel survivable, this mule has a bit of a kick.

Daiquiri

Hemingway wrote with economy, distilling his work to its essential ingredients. He mixed his daiquiris the same way.

Mint Julep

Nothing says Southern hospitality like a mint julep. Savor this sweet Derby Day refreshment while the sun goes down.

Long Island Iced Tea

Who say’s you can’t have it all? This cocktail has a little bit of everything, except iced tea.

Sazerac

“Laissez les bon temps rouler” with a dash of absinthe in this Big Easy classic.

Sidecar

Celebrate the end of Prohibition with this classy little number that raced through bars from New York to Paris in the 1930s.

Negroni

If you want something classy and Italian, then this aperitif is imperative. Now you can enjoy the “drink of summer” all year.

Mojito

Relax, our Mojito is perfect for when you’re out of town, out of reach, or just out of worries.

Manhattan

Your very own Manhattan project: Just follow our recipe and you’ll agree that these cocktails are the bomb.

Margarita

Tequila shots might land you on the floor. Add the other ingredients in our refreshing Margarita to get the party started.

Martini

Just fill it up to the indicated levels, and you'll have a martini fit for a super-spy -- shaken, not stirred.

Old Fashioned

Whether you’re laid-back Jim Backus or aggressively Mad Men, you'll appreciate every drop.

Cosmopolitan

You don't have to be chatting about your sex life to enjoy a Cosmopolitan, but a few of these might help.

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