Learn about commonly used wine bottle sizes. Our guide to wine bottles explores the range of sizes, how the size of a bottle impacts the taste of a wine, and how a wine will age.

A magnum holds 1.5 liters of wine — twice the standard bottle — but both allow in roughly the same amount of oxygen over time. This shift in ratio slows oxidation and extends the wine’s ...

Regrettably, shoppers often overlook magnums, maybe assuming they’re too expensive or just too much wine. In fact, a magnum is 1.5 liters, or double the volume of a standard bottle, and shouldn ...

Even better, it’s an award-winning wine (Picture: Supplied) Cards on the table, there’s a £3 off deal on the regular-sized 75cl bottle. If you’re planning to crack the magnum open now, the ...

Size: Three liters, four standard bottles, or about 20 glasses of wine. Now that you know that a magnum equals two bottles, meet the double magnum, or Jeroboam, which holds up to four. As for the name ...

A magnum holds 1.5 liters of wine — twice the standard bottle — but both allow in roughly the same amount of oxygen over time. This shift in ratio slows oxidation and extends the wine’s ...