I got most of mine from the recycle man...but now he has moved up in the company, lol. He just gave them to me and I usually rewarded him with apples or grapes and water. I also get some from GW. But sometimes they charge so much that I had just as soon pay $1.99 and get the bottled mineral bubbly water at places like World Market. At least I enjoy drinking it. That is the price of the smaller one and they do have a bigger one. But you can get the empty wine bottles pretty inexpensive online. Just search wine making supplies.

A coworker scoped out Total Wine for me.... he looked at champagne in Magnum and double-Magnum sizes. You can get decent champagne in the double-magnum size for 180. I can't decide what to get my Dad for xmas.... he has everything ....he doesn't have a really cool looking bottle of wine. My fear is that I'll get some wine he doesn't like. I'll have goen for quantity not the quality. Thanks for the advice. I'm going to check it out myself in the red wines....

Thats "Vintage woodworks.com Here is a link that might be useful: Vintage

It think I've seen those types of bottles at Costco around the holiday season. Earlier today (after reading your post) I looked online at Sur la Table, Williams and Sonoma and Harry and David but couldn't find anything. In the process of that search I ended up looking at an interesting site about the history of bottles. In case anyone is interested or likes old bottles: http://www.sha.org/bottle/food.htm Here is a link that might be useful: Food Bottles & Canning Jars