Price and Quality

• If you’re considering buying a magnum or two for your next dinner party or wine tasting, don’t expect to pay the same price for a magnum that you would for two 750 ml bottles. For high-quality wines, you’ll pay more for a magnum than for two regular-sized bottles. This price difference reflects the superior quality of wine that has aged in a magnum. Because the amount of air in a magnum is proportionately less than the amount of air in a standard wine bottle, the wine ages more slowly and more evenly.