Abstract: A plastic bottle for holding liquids such as carbonated beverages under pressure. The bottle, a one-piece, self-standing biaxially-oriented plastic container, is generally cylindrical in body configuration with a spherical bottom from which several lobes or feet extend for supporting the bottle upright on a surface. The feet are also spherical in configuration and extend downwardly from the container bottom adjacent to the sidewall of the cylindrical body to support the bottle in a more stable upright position. The center of the bottom of the bottle may be depressed inwardly into the bottle to increase the clearance between the bottom and a surface on which the bottle stands. The configuration of the bottle serves to impart adequate strength and good resistance to eversion. The bottle can be made with a minimal amount of plastic for given performance characteristics, and at speeds that are economical, even for relatively small bottles.