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"every bottle" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any collection of individual bottles, for example: "Every bottle of wine on the table was red."
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And yet, locals bought up every bottle.
'Every bottle I open, I taste it.
The F.D.A. should require that drug makers tag every bottle.
The phrase should probably be stamped on every bottle of Danish snaps.
I attracted plenty of stares, but every bottle survived the journey perfectly.
"People who want to kill themselves tend to empty every bottle," he noted.
Every bottle that I sold at the start of my career, I sold personally.
Since then, we've had to throw away every bottle they brought.
To combat fakes, he applies a "bubble seal" to every bottle.
"Welcome to Bud Light fantasy football," an announcer says, "where every bottle is a player".
"We wanted to make every bottle of wine accessible to every guest," Mr. Lombardo said.
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