[1 atm Brewing]

I've been making a lot of 1 gallon batches of mead. I'd like to bottle some of the batches, but 12 oz bottles seem a little big. Anyone know where I can find smaller bottles, something like 6-8 oz? I searched around the web but so far can't find anything.

[brad]

http://www.beernut.com/zen-cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=474[url]

[jeffy]

My wife recently found Fever Tree ginger ale and tonic at the store in four packs.  The bottles are clear, 6.8 ounces with regular crimp tops (not twist off).  I have been recycling these for my meads so I won't feel like it is wasted going to competitions..

[tumarkin]

If you judge or steward at competitions, you can ask for (and often receive) the empty small bottles that have been sent in to the comp.

[kgs]

My LHBS sells 7 oz splits. I have two cases I bought at my LHBS when we lived in Florida... I treasure every bottle and don't let them get away. I am a small person who likes big beers, and these small bottles are the only way to go.

[phillamb168]

8.45 oz/25 cl bottles are super common around here - Paulaner has them, and pretty much all the grocery store beer brands do, too. I personally dislike them, because it means I need two for a pint.

[dogismycopilot]

Right now, Flying Dog is selling 8-packs of their high gravity beers in 7 oz amber bottles.
 
(I wondered why it was only 8 bucks for an 8-pack...)

[JKL]

Right now, Flying Dog is selling 8-packs of their high gravity beers in 7 oz amber bottles.
 
(I wondered why it was only 8 bucks for an 8-pack...)

Rogue is also using 7oz bottles for some of their imperials but selling them for $5 - $7 ea  

[liquidbrewing]

Although they're clear, get you some  7 oz. Coronita's!!  

http://www.flickr.com/photos/editor/148857378/

[Joe Sr.]

Do they still make Little Kings?  If you can stomach drinking it, my recollection is the bottles are around 7 or 8 oz.

They're green, though.

Better yet, drink your way through a case of Thomas Hardy's Ale!