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14 Types of Bottle Green

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Bottle green is a dark green based on the color of 19th century glass bottles. Historically, green bottles and other colored bottles such as brown and cobalt blue were cheaper to make than clear glass bottles. They also provided some benefit in shielding the contents of bottles from light. In some cases, green bottles were made from quartz that contained minerals such that they were naturally green. Bottle green is considered a classic color that is particularly associated with the Victorian era. It was used as a color name as early as 1816. The following is a palette of bottle green with a few similar colors.
Winebottle Green
#003821
Bottle Green
#006a4e
Bottle Green #3
#044a05
True Forest Green
#124c36
Vintage Bottle Green
#17593e
Bottle Green #2
#1c6c39
Old Bottle Green
#218a7f
Dark Bottle Green
#2c3012
Ginger Ale Bottle
#32b625
Olive Bottle Green
#4a7001
Plastic Bottle Green
#4dae54
Faded Bottle Green
#51b04c
Bright Bottle Green
#71c00e
Pastel Bottle Green
#8dfaaf

Notes

Visually, bottle green is similar to other well known dark greens, particularly forest green.

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A list of colors that were available and popular in the Victorian era.

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