It is a common small-sized wine bottle, the capacity of which is just half that of a standard bottle. In addition to ordinary red wine, this specification is also commonly used in noble wines. I think 1/2 standard bottle is very suitable for one or two people to drink when they go out to eat.

2. Standard bottle (750ml)

International standard size wine bottle, about 4/5 quart. Whether it is red wine, white wine or sparkling wine, the capacity of standard bottles is used. Although the bottle of sparkling wine is larger than ordinary wine bottles, the glass material of the bottle body is thicker to support the pressure of bubbles, and the capacity is kept at the standard size of 750ml.

Step 3: Bottle

The most common large-size wine has a capacity of about two 750ml standard bottles or 1.5 liters. In Australia, most famous wines are produced in the size of large wine bottles, which is beneficial to collectors' long-term preservation. In addition, sparkling wine is sometimes fermented twice in a bottle the size of a large wine bottle, which is generally considered to prolong the life of the best flavor of sparkling wine.

4. Double Ma Genan

A bottle is about four 750ml standard bottles or three liters of wine.

5. goblet

A bottle of super sparkling wine is equivalent to a bottle of super wine.

6. Rehoboam.

A bottle is about 6 750ml standard bottle or about 4.5 liters of wine.

7, methuselah bottle ()

A bottle is about 8 750ml standard bottle or 6 liters of wine.

8. King Assyrian Bottle (Salman Nazar)

A bottle is about 16 750ml standard bottle or 12 liter wine.

9. King Babylon Bottle (Nebuchadnezzar)

Oversized wine bottle, a bottle of about 17-20 750ml standard bottle or13-15l wine.

Extended data

Wine appeared in southern France from about 1000 BC to the first 500 years, and then began to spread in most parts of the Mediterranean basin. In the early days, this kind of drink was always considered as an aristocratic drink that only nobles could enjoy, and it was also an offering to Bacchus.

Red wine also represents the blood of Jesus Christ in the hearts of Christians all over the world, which promotes the popularization of red wine and gives ordinary people the right to drink sweet red wine.