I wish I have bought a bottle of wine vs I wish I buy a bottle of water

Some examples from the web:

• You were wearing your little blazer, you bought a bottle of wine.
• Great-grandfather Lukas bought a bottle of rum and two packs of tobacco every day.
• Tom bought a bottle of cheap red wine.
• Tom bought a bottle of cheap red wine.
• Anyway, I've bought a bottle of Cava.
• He bought a bottle of wine for $300.
• You bought a bottle of wine.
• You haven't even bought a bottle of sweet wine.
• Tom bought a bottle of vodka and some perfume at the duty-free shop.
• You bought a bottle of water and read a couple of magazines...
• So you bought a bottle of his favorite bourbon and you went over there, asked if you could stay.
• Cool, okay, 'cause dinner's almost ready, and I bought a bottle of wine.
• I wish I had bought a concert ticket.
• I wish I had bought a concert ticket.
• But I have bought you a bottle.
• But I have bought you a bottle.
• So I have bought a drive...
• I have a bottle of absinthe in my office.
• I have a bottle of liquor.
• I have a bottle of transmutatron cleaner in the ship.

Some examples from the web:

• Can I buy a bottle of that?
• Zhi Ling, go downstairs and buy a bottle of water for dad OK?
• Meredith, please, a bottle of water.
• I had a bottle of water an hour ago.
• The American was given a bottle of water with something in it.
• A bottle of water, glasses and pistachos.
• A coffee and a bottle of water from the springs.
• But we only have half a bottle of water.
• I only tore myself away to get a bottle of water.
• Give me a bottle of water.
• The biker had a bottle of water with him.
• You should've got a bottle of water.
• No, you handed her a bottle of water.
• I need to grab a bottle of water.
• Get me a bottle of water.
• Anyway, she chugged a bottle of water filled with GHB.
• I got a bottle of water.
• Let me get a bottle of water.
• They'll ask you if you want to buy a bottle of champagne.
• I went into the store to buy a bottle of A-1 Sauce.