When it comes to buying champagne for your wedding, it's important to know how many glasses of champagne a bottle contains. As a general rule, a standard bottle of champagne contains six glasses. However, it's important to note that this varies according to the type of bottle you're buying.
For example, a magnum champagne bottle contains 12 glasses of champagne. If you buy a larger bottle, such as a Methuselah, you'll get 48 glasses. By knowing the size of the bottle you're buying, you can determine how many glasses of champagne it will produce and how many bottles you'll need to buy for your wedding.
Among the most common sizes, here's how many glasses you'll be able to offer your guests:
- The quarter-bottle of champagne (20 cl) > 1 to 2 glasses,
- The half-bottle (37.5 cl) > 3 glasses,
- The classic bottle size (75 cl) > 6 glasses,
- The Magnum (150 cl) > 12 glasses,
- The Jeroboam (3 liters ) > 24 glasses.
- The Methuselah (6 liters) > 48 glasses.