What is your favorite bottle format?

(f) None of the above:

Bring back the US Steinie
(and stop MillerCoors from incorrectly identifying their Miller Lite "Select" bottle as a "Steinie" ).

Second choice - as noted above, the Stubby.​

 

I never buy bottles, and am extremely selective in the cans I buy, too -- limiting myself only to narrow, easy-gripping, Red Bull-style cans, and nothing else!

 

375ml. because metric. and awesome.

 

No preference one way or another.

 

Definitely prefer 12oz to the larger formats. I think the stubby bottles look cooler, but the longnecks are easier to squeeze into the fridge door.

 

16 oz can

 

16oz or bomber, if not the 750ml

 

I'm weird maybe but any brew that comes in a bottle I always pour into a glass so the bottle doesn't matter to me. With that said my preference is a 16oz can. Stouts are fine in a bottle but IPA's or DIPA's are much better in a tall boy can. Just MO

 

Heritage style 12 oz. More portable, and user friendly.

 

I voted long neck, but heritage is just as good.

 

Voted 12oz heritage/ but longneck would have been a tie. Cans are my personal favorite though (not just because the OP is from Six point )

 

longnecks look good, but after spending a few years abroad i really have developed a fondness for the half liter 16.9 oz bottle.

@Sixpoint if your bottling something soon please use the .5 liter bottle. i think its cool for limited release stuff

 

I'm a sucker for the Bombers. I try to show as many of the more interesting ones in my basement.

 

500 ml / 16.9 oz. The perfect amount of beer! With one exception, 11% barrel aged stout, what is BC thinking???

 

The squatty Heritage style bottles just fit in my fridge a little better. Beyond that, I have no preference as they all get poured into a glass anyway.

 

I prefer cans over anything. They allow no light to reach the beer and are the easiest to organize in the fridge. The 12oz. heritage bottles are my preferred glass container. I like 12 oz. size in most all situations and the shorter height is better for my beer fridge.

 

33 cl. or Reputed Quart for me.

 

Ditto for me. I reserve one fridge door shelf for my beer and I can fit more of the narrower longneck bottles.

Coincidentally, @Sixpoint's 12-oz tall cans are even easier to pack into my fridge door [and travel coolers]! For that reason and other well-known advantages to cans, I prefer them to any bottle option. I would also be on board with the silo can Sixpoint market-tested about a year ago.

 

I was going to answer "12 oz. can", but you're on to something here.

four-packs of 16/16.9 oz. cans ... everywhere

four-packs of 16/16.9 oz. bottles ... no where

I'd love a four-pack of pints. Or imperial pints. I still prefer the 12 oz. can to all other vessels, but if we *have* to have bottles, give me a pint.

 

"No where "? Have you checked Wisconsin?