Nordic Bottles - 3 Pack - 375ml (12oz.) Bottles with Dark Wood Bar Top Cork Caps

Perfect for share homemade spirits

The bottle has a nice appearance and a good, solid heft to it. The stopper is an artificial cork with what appears to be a dark wood cap. When placing the order, I was a bit concerned about how well the stopper would work and how sturdy it would be. Still, when I received the bottles, I was impressed with the seal and sturdiness of the cap. I've removed the cap several times already and it hasn't shown any signs of cracking or looseness. All in all, a pretty good product.

Bottles are lovely. Perfect size for cocktail syrups and juices , great thickness. Corks are not good. First two broke in the bottle trying to pull them out. Had to replace them with wine stoppers. Still love the bottles though.

Love these bottles. Sturdy and heavy for their size. Excellent for just about anything.

I was looking for this sized bottle for a drink that I made called “cherry bounce” to give as gifts at Christmas time. These are the perfect size for me and I like them so much I’ll be ordering more.

I used one for my Vanilla Extract and my husband used the other two for his bourbon. All worked well. We are pleased with this purchase. The jars are thick glass and very sturdy. The plug hold in the liquid very well. It's super tight, but not impossible to open.

I bought these to make homemade vanilla with three different flavors. I’m happy with the quality and size and they were packaged well.

The bottles, themselves, are nice. If you like the look in the pictures, you'll get what you want. My main issue was with the corks that come with them. They are natural cork and they are a VERY tight fit. Perhaps the idea is that, over time, they will compress and fit better but mine never made it that long. That is because I was using mine to hold simple syrup (sugar water) and homemade grenadine. (As an aside, these bottles are way too big for what a "home bartender" is likely to use of these products before it goes bad, but that is not at all the bottles' fault. That is mine.) So these liquids have a lot of sugar and are sticky. As I said, the corks are very tight to begin with but if that is coupled with a sticky liquid that has dried, the corks will rip out the first time you need to exert any force to remove the top. As mine did. Two of them, at least. The third hasn't been used yet. Here is the good news: A lot of liquor bottles use the same size stoppers. So I was able to re-purpose some synthetic cork stoppers with similar wood tops from other bottles that were bound for the recycling bin anyway. And now I use the bottles for lemon juice which is a bit less sticky. Just something to keep in mind.