What are the Champagne bottle sizes?

Common retail formats (small to large): Quarter/Piccolo (187.5 ml), Half/Demi (375 ml), Standard (750 ml), Magnum (1.5 L), Jeroboam (3 L), Rehoboam (4.5 L), Methuselah (6 L), Salmanazar (9 L), Balthazar (12 L), Nebuchadnezzar (15 L).

What is the standard Champagne bottle size?

The standard bottle is 750 ml (75 cl) and typically pours about six 125 ml flutes.

How many glasses are in a bottle of Champagne?

A 750 ml bottle yields around 6 flutes assuming 125 ml per glass. Larger flutes or generous pours reduce the total.

How many glasses are in a Magnum of Champagne?

A Magnum is 1.5 litres (two standard bottles) and pours roughly 12 flutes at 125 ml each.

What is the largest commonly available Champagne bottle?

Nebuchadnezzar at 15 litres is the largest commonly available retail format, equal to approximately 20 standard bottles.

How many glasses does each Champagne size pour?

Approximate flutes at 125 ml: Quarter ~1–2, Half ~3, Standard ~6, Magnum ~12, Jeroboam ~24, Methuselah ~48, Salmanazar ~72, Balthazar ~96, Nebuchadnezzar ~120.

Champagne Bottle Sizes: Guide & Chart (ml, L & Glasses)

Q: What bottle is bigger than a Magnum?

After Magnum (1.5 L) the sizes step up to Jeroboam (3 L), Rehoboam (4.5 L), Methuselah (6 L), Salmanazar (9 L), Balthazar (12 L) and Nebuchadnezzar (15 L).

Q: How many bottles are in a case of Champagne?

A standard case is 12 × 750 ml bottles. Large-format cases contain fewer bottles (e.g., 6 × Magnums) for an equivalent total volume.

Champagne bottle sizes guide with litres, glasses and occasions

Quick answer:

A standard Champagne bottle (75cl) pours about 6 flutes. A Magnum (1.5L) equals 2 standard bottles (~12 glasses). Larger formats (Jeroboam 3L → Nebuchadnezzar 15L) scale up for bigger parties, impressive gifting and slower ageing. See the full size → glasses → occasion guide below.

Champagne Bottle Size Guide

*Approximate servings assume ~125 ml per flute*
Name	Litres	= Std Bottles	Approx. Glasses	Best For
Quarter (Piccolo)	0.1875	0.25×	~1–2	Party favours, place settings
Half (Demi)	0.375	0.5×	~3	Date night, tasting flights
Standard	0.75	1×	~6	Gifts, dinners (2–4 people)
Magnum	1.5	2×	~12	Small parties, toasts; impressive gifting
Jeroboam	3	4×	~24	Weddings, corporate gifting
Methuselah	6	8×	~48	Big celebrations & centrepieces
Salmanazar	9	12×	~72	Large receptions
Balthazar	12	16×	~96	Gala events
Nebuchadnezzar	15	20×	~120	Show-stopper bottle service

Champagne Bottle Sizes Explained

Regarding Champagne, the bottle sizes range from petite party favours to spectacular centrepieces. A standard 75cl bottle pours about six glasses and suits dinners or gifting. Stepping up, a Magnum (1.5L) equals two bottles (~12 glasses) for small parties and impressive presentation.

Bigger still, a Jeroboam (3L) and beyond (Methuselah 6L, Salmanazar 9L, Balthazar 12L, Nebuchadnezzar 15L) deliver serious wow-factor and generous pours for weddings, awards nights and corporate receptions.

What to Know About Champagne Bottles

Choose your format to match guest count, pour size and impact. Larger formats don’t just look spectacular — they can also develop gracefully thanks to a lower oxygen-to-wine ratio. For casual moments, half bottles and minis are perfect.

What is a Standard Champagne Bottle Size?

The standard “bottle” is 75cl (0.75L) — ~6 flutes at 125 ml per pour. It’s the benchmark for comparing the larger sizes above and ideal for intimate celebrations.

How Many Glasses of Champagne in a Bottle?

Rule of thumb using 125 ml flutes: Standard 75cl ≈ 6 glasses, Magnum 1.5L ≈ 12, Jeroboam 3L ≈ 24, up to Nebuchadnezzar 15L ≈ 120. For generous pours or larger flutes, plan fewer servings.

How Many Champagne Bottle Sizes Are There?

In practice, you’ll most often see nine named formats from Quarter up to Nebuchadnezzar in retail. Explore our full range of large Champagne bottles.

How Many Bottles Are in a Case of Champagne?

A standard case is 12 × 75cl. For large formats, cases contain fewer bottles (e.g., 6 × Magnums) but the equivalent total volume.

What Is the Largest Size Champagne Bottle?

Among commonly available retail formats, Nebuchadnezzar (15L) is the largest (≈ 20 standard bottles). Some houses occasionally release even larger special formats, but they’re rare.

What Bottle Is Bigger Than a Magnum?

After a Magnum (1.5L), sizes step up to Jeroboam 3L, Methuselah 6L, Salmanazar 9L, Balthazar 12L and Nebuchadnezzar 15L. Browse by size: Jeroboam • Methuselah • Salmanazar • Balthazar • Nebuchadnezzar.

Conclusion

Planning is easy once you match format → guest count → occasion. For gifts and dinners, choose standard bottles. For parties and show-stopping moments, step up to a Magnum or explore our large formats for maximum impact.