What is a large bottle of wine called?

There isn't one definitive term for a "large bottle of wine." The size of the bottle dictates the name. Here's a breakdown of common sizes:

* Standard Bottle: 750 ml (the most common size)

* Magnum: 1.5 L (double the size of a standard bottle)

* Jeroboam: 3 L (four times the size of a standard bottle)

* Rehoboam: 4.5 L (six times the size of a standard bottle)

* Methuselah: 6 L (eight times the size of a standard bottle)

* Salmanazar: 9 L (12 times the size of a standard bottle)

* Balthazar: 12 L (16 times the size of a standard bottle)

* Nebuchadnezzar: 15 L (20 times the size of a standard bottle)

* Melchior: 18 L (24 times the size of a standard bottle)

So, the specific term for a large bottle of wine depends on its exact volume.