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.

Why Wine Pros Are Reaching for These Giant Bottles — and Why You Should Too Want more structure, elegance, and balance? Go big.

Each bottle of wine contains a certain number of standard-pour glasses. So we decided to lay out the details of how this works with the various bottle sizes.

In fact, a magnum is 1.5 liters, or double the volume of a standard bottle, and shouldn’t cost more than two regular bottles of the same wine.

From the tiny piccolo to the gigantic Midas, there are various wine bottle sizes used worldwide today. A certified sommelier shares the significance of each.

About 25,000 wine bottles owned by a billionaire will become available in a planned auction series, and their collective sales are expected to bring in an eye-popping amount.

Wine served in large-format bottles makes an outsize impression, and the ability to pour 10 to 12 glasses from a single magnum takes a multicourse-pairing dinner to the next level.

We take a look at some of the best magnum-sized bottles to drink this Christmas including Lady A Rosé Magnum and Della Vite DOCG Magnum.

Food Ron DeSantis Legalized 15-Liter Bottles of Wine in Florida. But Why Were They Outlawed in the First Place? And how do you drink a bottle that big?

It turns out there's a technical term for a really, really big bottle of wine. Food & Wine / Sabrina Tan With the rise of flat bottles and feather-light bottles, innovation abounds in wine packaging.