Flat Liquor Glass Bottle with Broad Shoulder Transitions

This footage shows a flat liquor glass bottle immediately after forming, providing a clear view of a bottle profile commonly associated with traditional liquor and specialty spirit packaging.

The bottle uses a broad, flattened body with relatively narrow side walls. Its most distinctive feature is the shoulder structure. Rather than transitioning gradually from the body to the neck, the upper section rises into pronounced sloping shoulders before narrowing toward a short cylindrical neck.

Large front and back surfaces keep the overall appearance simple, allowing the proportions of the broad shoulder glass bottle to define its visual character. Softly rounded corners also reduce the rigidity of the rectangular body and create a smoother transition around the sides.

The hot container shown during liquor glass bottle forming makes the body, shoulder, and neck structure particularly easy to observe. For a custom spirit bottle, this type of flattened profile can be further developed through changes in body proportions, shoulder geometry, neck dimensions, surface decoration, and other design details.