"bottled drinks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to non-alcoholic drinks (such as soda or water) that are sealed into bottles. For example, "The store shelves were stocked with a variety of bottled drinks."
In a corner, a soldier is selling (warm) bottled drinks from a crate.
Freezing meat, poultry or bottled drinks turns your cooler into an icebox.
Bagels and bottled drinks were strewn on the sidewalk from the smashed cart.
Bottled drinks from Coca-Cola, Paulaner non-alcoholic beer and Adelholzener lined the table in front of him.
Activists have attacked both Coca-Cola and Pepsi, for instance, for allegedly depleting groundwater in India to make bottled drinks.
A multitude of products, from soaps and boxed cereals and bottled drinks to automobiles, bear foreign brand names.
Pull back down before your beer or bottled drink spills.
Plus, Dandelyan's mixologist Ryan Chetiyawardana has created pre-bottled drinks that can be found in all the rooms, just in case you can't make it downstairs.
This is the first plant in the UK to reprocess PET and HDPE to super-clean food-grade standard, which means these flakes and pellets can be turned back into milk bottles, drinks bottles and food cartons.
By March 2013, bottle drinks, which they had begun in 2010 were 20% of the company's business.
The group has 16% of China's bottled-drinks market, and its "Future Cola" is the third-largest domestic cola supplier behind Coke and Pepsi, achieving higher margins than they do thanks to its local knowledge.Unequal struggleDespite such successes, China's private sector as a whole does not enjoy a level playing field.
