Bottled water, bottled beer, bottled sauce: the drink or food was put into a bottle at a plant and sold that way — not poured from a tap, a barrel, or a can. You meet it on shop shelves: a closed bottle with a label. It is a plain, everyday word. The -ed here is not telling a past story; it describes the thing as it is now, already in a bottle, ready to buy. British English also says bottled gas for gas sold in metal cylinders — same idea, a different container. People stretch bottled a little (bottled sunshine on a juice label), but the core picture stays: sold in a bottle, not drawn fresh.

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