Did You Know? All About Wine Bottle Sizes

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• Pony: ¼ of a standard bottle =187 ml
• Half-bottle or Split: ½ of a standard bottle =375 ml
• Standard: 1 bottle; adapted from the old 1/5^th gallon =750 ml
• Magnum: 2 bottles; Magnum is the Latin word for “large” =1.5 liters
• Marie Jean: 3 bottles; Named after a wine enthusiast from the 1700s =2.25 Liters
• Jeroboam or Double Magnum: 4 bottles; Named after 1^st king of Northern Isreal = 3.0 Liters
• Rehoboam: 6 bottles; King of Judah, 922-908 BC = 4.5 liters
• Methuselah or Imperial: 8 bottles; Named after Biblical Patriarch, lived to the age of 969 = 6 liters
• Salamanazar: 12 bottles, AKA 1 case; Named after King of Assyria, 859-824 BC = 9 liters
• Balthazar: 16 bottles; Named after Regent of Babylon, 538 BC = 12 liters
• Nebuchadnezzar: 20 bottles, Named after King of Babylon, 605-562 BC = 15 liters
• Paramount: 36 bottles, 27 liters.