The phrase "a bottle of a" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "I bought a bottle of a new wine."
Alternatives: "a bottle of wine" or "a bottle of soda."
Mr. Whinney arrived for dinner that night with a bottle of a gin-infused chocolate drink that he had made.
At Eberle Wineries, (805) 238-9607, I bought a bottle of a sweet white wine, a Muscat Canelli, for $12.
Forget public services when you can spend £1,250 on a bottle of A Goodnight Kiss perfume or £10,100 on a tulle shirt dress.
Food and wine is our new social currency and everyone takes a bottle of a newly-tried wine or a newly-discovered foodstuff when they're invited for dinner".
Biro had opened a bottle of a Hungarian white wine ("a fantastic Tokaji"), and he calmly sipped from his glass as I asked him about the allegations that had been made against them.
One night, with some family members there, he brought out a bottle of a California wine favored by his stepson, Stephen Hawkes, who grows wine grapes in Sonoma County.
At a recent postgame party, one player's parents presented Bryan with the ultimate symbol of acceptance in Northern California — a bottle of A-11 wine.
Before Wednesday's game, Deng palmed a bottle of an orange sports drink; four bottles of water in his locker awaited consumption.
Share a bottle of an Argentinian or Californian wine, or order Quilmes, a beer from Buenos Aires.
To this day, the Times, as Dargis says, "tries to review every new release," which is one of the reasons for the glut of inconsequential releases — distributors of movies slated for straight-to-video hope to catch the lightning-in-a-bottle of a favorable Times review that will set it apart from the on-demand crowd.
A "bottle of milk" meant a Kalashnikov.
