What Are Different Glass Bottle Sizes For Vodka

Below is a quick start guide of the names of the most common vodka bottle sizes and the various metrics.

Nip
Nips are the popular kinds of the unpopular, containing about 50 milliliters of vodka bottle for each serving. Nip is a miniature vodka bottle called “mini” because it carries very little amounts of alcohol in them. In ounces, these bottles serve 1.7 ounces of liquid per shot and are used in classic 1.5-ounce shots.
Quarter Pint
Quarter pints are slightly larger versions of a mini, carrying about 3.4 ounces of liquor in each serving. Don’t let the name “quarter pint” mislead people, for it serves only 100 milliliters. Quarter-pint and fifth matte-black wine bottles are the contemporary trend, usually served as two shots of 1.5 ounces each. 
Half-Pint
Another misleading name is the half-pint bottle of vodka bottle, which is certainly not the accurate half of a pint but is the double of a quarter pint. This is an alcohol bottle size serving 200 milliliters or 6.8 ounces. Since they are the doubles of quarter pints, they provide 4 shots of 1.5-ounce vodka bottle each. 
Half Quarter
Half-quarter sizes serve 93.5 milliliters, about 1/8th of a standard bottle size. It is also named “Topette” and is the smallest of the bunch. Hence, they are traditionally used in spirit glass bottle samples.
Quarter Bottle