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.

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.

Wine comes in many sizes, from the tiny piccolo bottle all the way up to this massive, royally named behemoth of a bottle. Here's how many glasses it holds.

Wine bottle sizes, at least according to industry publication Wine Enthusiast, range from a split or piccolo, which holds just one glass of wine, all the way up to that melchizedek, ...

The $3,500 Dumangin rosé Champagne bottle stood so tall that it nearly reached my hip. I’m 5-foot-11 on a good day—and this was a good day. I had been in search of a giant bottle of wine, and ...

The sizes of wine bottles that are prohibited to sell in Florida until July 1 range from 1.2 gallons (6 regular bottles), to 4 gallons (20 regular bottles).

French physicist Gerard Liger-Belair studied CO₂ levels in 13 old champagne vintages in three different bottle sizes. ... sucrose to start the process in bottles already filled with a base wine.

Those bottles — less than two ounces smaller than the pint-size ones — remain common in British stores, as do a few other sizes. What’s behind those 68 extra milliliters ...

As for the name, Jeroboam refers to the first king of Israel after its revolt from Judah. Many wine bottle sizes from this point and larger give a nod to historic or biblical figures. Rehoboam. Food & ...