|
Bottle Size Table For Wine |
| Bottle Name |
Fluid Ounces |
Milliliters |
Description |
| Champagne Split |
6.4 |
187 |
|
|
Pony |
|
187-.200
Milliliters |
|
| Half
(a 10th) |
12.7 |
375 |
One
half of the standard bottle size. Also known as a "split" or a
"tenth". |
| Standard (a fifth) |
25.36 |
750 |
|
| Liter |
33.8 |
1000 |
|
| Magnum |
50.7 |
1500 |
Two
standard bottles in one |
| Double Magnum |
101.4 |
3000 |
Equivalent of 4 standard bottles |
|
Jeroboam |
152.1 |
4500-5000 |
Two
sizes: or Rheoboam for sparkling wine Jeroboam
(3.0 Liters) is equal to 4 standard bottles; Still wine
Jeroboam (4.5) equivalent to 6 standard bottles. You can,
sometimes, find a 5.0 liter Jeroboam |
|
Imperial |
202.8 |
6000 |
8
standard bottles; traditionally bottled in a Bordeaux-shaped bottle;
or, Methusalem for Champagne |
|
Methuselah |
202.8 |
6000 |
Used
for sparkling wine in Burgundy-shaped bottle; same size as the
Imperial |
|
Salmanazar |
304.2 |
9000 |
12
standard bottles, 1 case |
|
Balthazar |
405.6 |
12000 |
15
bottles of wine; usually for sparkling wines |
|
Nebuchadnezzar |
507 |
15000 |
20 standard bottles of wine, used
mostly for sparkling wine |
