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Mini Non-Alcoholic Champagne and Single-Serve Bottles

Mini sparkling for a toast, half bottles for two, flasks and single bottles: a full pour, and nothing left open in the fridge.

  • 187–200 mL · one flute
  • 375 mL · about two
  • Flasks and single bottles

1–24 of 36

Mix & Match
  • Any 2 5% off
  • Any 6 7% off
  • Any 24 10% off
Any mix of drinks, from any brand.Counted by listing, however many bottles each holds. Works across the whole shop, sale items included, and only the highest tier counts. The discount applies automatically at checkout.

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How to choose a size

Every drink here is a single serving or a small share: 187 and 200 mL minis that pour one flute, 375 mL half bottles that pour about two, 100 mL flasks for one cocktail, and single bottles of beer and ready-made cocktails. Most come in packs of six, twelve or twenty-four, for favors, weddings and gift boxes. Labels state the alcohol on each: many are 0.0%, some are under 0.5%. Every order ships free across the contiguous US, with no minimum.

Pick by the moment

Start with how many glasses you want.

  • One toast

    A 187 or 200 mL mini pours one flute. Hand one to each guest for a toast or a favor.

  • Dinner for two

    A 375 mL half bottle pours about two flutes, with nothing left to go flat.

  • A crowd

    Twelve or twenty-four minis for a wedding table, a shower or a gift box.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many glasses does a half bottle pour?

A 375 mL pours about two flutes or one generous wine glass. A 200 mL is a single serving, which is why they turn up at weddings and on trays. A full 750 mL pours six flutes or five glasses.

Is this only wine?

No. Bottles under 375 mL from across the catalogue — sparkling and still wine, beer, canned cocktails, spirits and alcohol alternatives. Format is what puts a drink here rather than what it is.

Do small bottles cost more per glass?

Usually yes. A 375 mL is rarely half the price of the 750, because the bottle, closure and labelling cost close to the same either way. What you save is the wine you would have poured away.

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