Wine and spirits can now be sold in 28 new bottle sizes

The US Treasury Department's Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has added 28 new approved bottle sizes for wine and distilled spirits. This means producers can now use a wider range of containers, and consumers will see more options on store shelves.

For decades, the US government strictly limited the sizes of bottles that could be used for wine and spirits. This meant producers had less flexibility in packaging, and consumers saw fewer choices. This change removes some of those old restrictions, allowing companies to experiment with new product formats and potentially reach new markets. It also means more variety for shoppers.