Category: Bottle sizes

A 1.5 L bottle of wine, famously known as a Magnum, is equivalent to two standard 750ml bottles, offering a capacity that is double the industry norm. This impressive size is a favorite for celebrations and is also sought after by collectors for its superior aging potential.

A magnum bottle contains 1.5 liters of wine, which is double the volume of a standard 750ml bottle. For a standard 5-ounce (150ml) pour, this means you can expect to get approximately ten glasses of wine from a magnum.

A standard bottle of wine contains 750ml, a measurement that has become the global benchmark for the industry. As a result, a 375ml bottle is indeed exactly half a standard bottle of wine and is commonly known as a 'half' or 'demi' bottle. This size is popular for those who don't want to finish a full bottle in one sitting or want to sample a variety of wines.