A double magnum holds 3 liters of wine, the equivalent of four standard bottles.
An impériale is a bottle of wine containing 6 liters, a quantity equal to eight standard-size wine bottles.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
What is a magnum? What is a double magnum? What is an impériale?
A magnum is a bottle of wine holding 1.5 liters, the equivalent of two standard-size bottles.
A double magnum holds 3 liters of wine, the equivalent of four standard bottles.
An impériale is a bottle of wine containing 6 liters, a quantity equal to eight standard-size wine bottles.
A double magnum holds 3 liters of wine, the equivalent of four standard bottles.
An impériale is a bottle of wine containing 6 liters, a quantity equal to eight standard-size wine bottles.
