A carrier (10; 10') for a series of bottles (2) having an upwardly conically converging neck (3) and an upper end (7) showing an outer thread for a screw cap (8), or a capsule fastened to an upper bottle collar. The carrier comprises initially a substantially flat sheet (1; 1') made of corrugated cardboard having five longitudinal sections, namely a central section (11; 11'), to the longitudinal edges of which connect two intermediate sections (12; 12' and 13; 13'), to which latter in their turn connect two outer sections (14; 14' and 15; 15'). The sections are separated from each other by grooves (17) and have openings (20; 20'; 21; 21', 22; 22'), which will be aligned, when the sheet is folded to a closed form of profile, an which openings are designed to be penetrated by the neck (3) and the cap (8) of the bottles (2). According to the invention, said sheet and said carrier, respectively, have in the central section (11; 11') foldable flaps (27; 27'; 27") and in the intermediate sections (12; 12'; 13; 13') support flaps (24; 24'; 24"). The flaps are pressed against the cap (8) of the bottles (2) or against any flange (4) or an outer section (14; 14') and the neck (3) to counteract relative movements between the bottles and the carrier respectively for mutual coordination of the latter. The support flaps and lock the flaps in the position of use.