A 200ml glass bottle is the half-pint: twice the 50ml miniature but still a single-serve or tasting format. This page covers the 200ml format we supply, with the variant table below listing the sizes we stock or have recently run in amber, blue, cobalt, green and matte-black glass, with matte, frosted, high-gloss or spray-coated finishes available on request.
The 200ml sits in the sweet spot between the airline miniature and the half-bottle. It is the format of choice for premium cocktail bitters, amaro and fortified samplers, for hotel minibar upgrades that want more presence than a 50ml, and for craft-spirit tasting sets sold as multipacks. Private-label programs use 200ml as a giftable step-up sampler, and e-commerce spirits bundles frequently pair it as the try-before-you-buy size. Because it holds a real pour or two, it reads as a finished product rather than a freebie.
A 200ml bottle usually takes an 18 mm or 20 mm screw finish, the same standard as the miniature. Screw is preferred because the bottle is opened once and consumed, so leak-proof transit matters more than resealability. Tamper-evident bands are common on gift and amenity versions, and a small cork is occasionally used on premium samplers for shelf presence.
Plan for roughly 60 to 72 bottles per export carton depending on glass weight. A standard 1200 x 1000 mm pallet holds about 30 cartons, so 200ml ships densely while giving noticeably more label area than a miniature. These are planning figures; confirm against your actual carton and divider specification before booking.
Amber and cobalt protect bitters and fortified samplers from UV on a bright retail shelf, while clear glass shows off a coloured or premium liquid. Green suits traditional herbal liqueurs. At 200ml the label panel is still compact, so a single emboss or one clean label face carries the brand without clutter.
Spray coating is the usual route to a custom colour without a furnace campaign, and frosting gives a tactile premium feel. Embossing relief can be deeper than at 50ml but should stay shallow enough to read cleanly. A light frost or a single-colour spray reads as premium at 200ml without committing to a furnace campaign.
MOQ is driven by the furnace minimum run rather than the bottle size, typically 3000 pieces. Lead time depends on order quantity; decoration and custom colour add to this. Samples in the standard finishes ship from stock, while custom colour or embossing need a pre-production sample before the bulk run. For a non-standard colour we run a furnace campaign rather than a coating, so it needs a volume commitment and adds roughly two weeks to the first order.




















4 variants share this mould. Only colour, surface finish, minimum order quantity and lead time change:
| Colour | Surface finish | Item code | MOQ | Unit price | Lead time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clear | Frosted | 1601866852136 | 6000 pcs | $0.4 | 7 days | detail |
| Clear | High Gloss | 1601914839590 | 2000 pcs | $0.25 | 25 days | detail |
| Clear | High Gloss | 1601054792056 | 1000 pcs | $0.4 | 15 days | detail |
| Clear | High Gloss | 1600931853454 | 500 pcs | $0.3 | 7 days | detail |
MOQ for 200ml is 3000 pieces, set by the furnace minimum run. Lower volumes are negotiable for repeat orders or for a mixed container.
Indicative FOB unit price is $0.09 to $0.12 at MOQ. Final price depends on volume, colour, decoration and glass weight.
Yes. Custom colour is a furnace campaign rather than a coating, so it needs a volume commitment and adds roughly two weeks to the first order. Spray coating is the lower-volume alternative.
An 18 mm or 20 mm screw finish dominates. Tamper-evident bands are common on gift and amenity versions.
Lead time depends on order quantity. Decoration and custom colour add to this.
Yes. Samples ship from stock in the standard finishes. Custom colour and custom embossing require a pre-production sample before the bulk run.