Honey, I shrunk the wine: why miniature bottles are big again
Miniature wine bottles are enjoying a comeback, driven by interest in single-serve options and experiential gifting rather than just airline service packs. UK wine merchant Berry Bros & Rudd, which supplied tiny bottles for Queen Mary's 1920s doll's house, is seeing renewed demand for the format, though most miniatures remain dominated by major commercial brands rather than premium producers.
Originally published by The Guardian
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