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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Bottle Up different?

  With Bottle Up, it’s easy to turn your back on single-use plastic water bottles for good. The bottle’s made of sugar cane the water’s made of water. Our bottle is made entirely from renewable plant-based plastic, using less water and energy to produce than single-use plastic bottles.

• Who is consolidated bottle?

  Established by the Korolnek family in 1910, Consolidated Bottle has a long recognized history of providing packaging solutions to global markets across industries. Our business model is defined by a commitment to Project Management, Inventory Control and Unparalleled Customer Satisfaction.

• How much does a bottle of Beaujolais cost?

  The price of Beaujolais varies with style and quality. Most Beaujolais Nouveau retails at a little over $10 per bottle, but you can expect to pay around $20 for a good bottle of Beaujolais-Villages. The best cru Beaujolais can reach up to $70 a bottle, though there’s incredible value to be found around the $30 to $35 mark.

• How do you use a Keego water bottle?

  JUST POUR IN THE WATER, LEAVE THE BOTTLE IN THE CAR FOR A DAY (AT 36° OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE) AND TRY THE WATER IN THE EVENING. NO UNPLEASANT TASTE - AMAZING. LIQUIDS INSIDE THE KEEGO BOTTLE REMAIN COOL FOR LONGER AND MAINTAIN ITS PURE TASTE EVEN IN THE HEAT. “The sports bottle from Keego is much more durable than normal sports bottles.

• How do you date an Evenflo bottle?

  With business growing and patent protections still in place, we acquired Oil City Glass in Pennsylvania. Vintage Evenflo bottles can be dated by the symbols or “Maker’s Marks” found on the base or heel of the bottle. From 1930 to 1952, Oil City Glass used an “O in a Keystone” mark.