🍾 Clear Screw Cap Wine Bottles - FastRack 750 ml (28mm Metal Screw Caps, White) Review

I have made coquitos for my family and friends and they are perfect. The order came quickly, the delivery was fragile, nothing damaged or broken. I will order more.

Second year running buying these bottles for Homemade Coquito drink as a Christmas gift. It is food safe and comes with beautiful lids. Bottles always arrive whole. Very satisfied.

We made homemade liquor and used all 12 bottles to give as gifts to our family and friends. The bottles were well protected and the metal screw caps were great. I've been looking for these bottles for a long time. I'm glad I stumbled across these.

The bottles are not as thick as I expected, but sufficient for still drinks. All bottles have at least a few ripples in the glass. A bottle broken in transit indicates that the packaging material needs to be improved.

I was very apprehensive ordering the box during the Christmas rush but luckily everything arrived safe and sound and the box is printed with 'glass' and other warnings which is great. The toppers go perfectly with it and the bottles are very pretty and perfect for what I and a lot of Boricuas need them for, coquito parties for friends etc.

I read negative reviews about this product, for example that it was delivered broken or too thin, but I really needed it, so I ordered a box. Well I have to say I'm very glad I ordered these bottles. I am happy with the quality and how quickly I received it! I will definitely buy them again. Great job on the protective packaging by the way, all my bottles were intact.

I recently ordered them to bottle the "Dragon Blood" wine I made. I was arguing between cork and screw caps and decided to use them as many people use screw caps with great results. I personally prefer to open screw top bottles because I'm lazy and don't necessarily want to fumble around for a corkscrew (because who has more than 1?) and pray the cork doesn't fall apart leaving me to grab the handle of a spoon to open the Putting the cork back in my delicious wine and just letting it float…