rebottling
Pouring into new containers
Rebottling is transferring liquid from one bottle to another, typically to deceive about origin or quality.
Wine counterfeiters rebottle cheap vintages in prestigious labels.
Distillers rebottle bulk spirits under house brands.
The practice ranges from legitimate repackaging to outright fraud: The bar was caught rebottling well liquor into premium bottles.
Transferring liquid carefully
- corkingSlang for first-rate
- recorkingSealing bottle again
- cellaringUnderground wine storage
- vintageQuality from past eras
sommelier · aging · oxygenation · aeration · sediment · carafe · preservation · winemaking
Assigning new identifiers
- rebrandingRevising corporate identity
- redistributionSharing out again differently
- containersObjects for holding things
- bulkMain mass or size
wholesale · transfer · dispensing · filling · packaging · counterfeit · adulteration · authenticity
Employ something again
- replenishSupply anew
- refillableAble to restore contents
- depositPlace for safekeeping
- returnGo back again
glass · containers · stations · zero-waste · bulk-buying · sustainable · eco-friendly · plastic-free
decanting
Transferring liquid carefully
vintage · sommelier · aging · oxygenation · aeration · sediment · carafe · preservation · winemaking · viniculture
relabeling
Assigning new identifiers
- rebrandingRevising corporate identity
- redistributionSharing out again differently
- containersObjects for holding things
bulk · wholesale · transfer · dispensing · filling · packaging · counterfeit · adulteration · authenticity · fraud
reuse
Employ something again
- replenishSupply anew
- refillableAble to restore contents
- depositPlace for safekeeping
return · glass · containers · stations · zero-waste · bulk-buying · sustainable · eco-friendly · plastic-free · reduce
rebottlingunbottling
Releasing from containment
uncorking · opening · pouring out · emptying · draining
bottle, bottled, bottles, bottling, bottleneck, unbottled, bottlenecks, bottler, bottlenecked