Large Format Wines
Learn MoreLarge Format Wines: Large Bottles Of Wine
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a large format wine?
A large format wine is a bottle larger than the standard 750mL size. Large formats are also known as Magnums (1.5L), Double Magnums (3L), Imperial (6L), and more.
Do large format wines age differently?
Yes, large format wines age better than standard size (750mL) bottles due to the increased oxygen to wine ratio in the larger volume bottles.
Why are large format wines more expensive?
Large format wines are more expensive due to their size, rarity, and ageing potential. Large format wines are typically made in smaller production sizes compared to standard size (750mL) bottles, are able to last in the cellar for longer, and can be distributed to an increased number of drinkers.
What is a 3L bottle called?
A 3-liter wine bottle is referred to as a "double magnum" wine bottle.
