Suggestions on lighting wine bottles?

Anyone have experience with shooting wine bottles? I'm not talking about artistic pictures, these are for product shots.

I was thinking of using a soft tent for overall light and then placing the bottle (if a white or rose wine) on a stand that has a light shining up through the bottle.

Any other suggestions?

Here's an article on the Strobist site that might give you a few ideas.

The slip of board or paper behind the bottle might work, I'll give it a whirl.

Any other suggestions?

Use large light source (softbox or panel) and large white reflectors to PLACE highlights on the surface where they are needed. And use a dark shooting area and/or BLACK panels to REMOVE unwanted reflections.

If you have the time, go buy "Light - Science and Magic, Second Edition: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting" by Fil Hunter (Author), Paul Fuqua (Author)

http://www.amazon.com …ic-Lighting/dp/0240802756

This book contains everything you need to know about lighting glass and much much more.

Although Wilt summed it up nicely

Tom

i've heard of that book before, i'll check it out!