1/4 Bottle ( Piccolo) - 200 ml

Equivalent to a single glass, the Piccolo is perfect for a personal toast or a small celebration. Ideal for enjoying or giving as a gift!

• 1/4 standard bottle
• 1 to 2 glasses*

1/2 Bottle ( Demi) - 375 ml

This is basically a smaller version of a regular bottle, with half the volume. It's a good choice for drinking alone or at an intimate gathering.

• 1/2 standard bottle
• 2 to 3 glasses*

Standard bottle - 750 ml

The most common size, this bottle holds the typical 750 ml of sparkling wine. It's perfect for most occasions, whether it's a dinner date or enjoying a glass with friends.

• 1 standard bottle
• 6 glasses*

Magnum – 1,5 liter (2 bottles)

A Magnum bottle has twice the capacity of a standard bottle. Because it holds more wine, it's considered to age better and develop more complex flavors over time. It's also a great choice for larger celebrations!

• Equivalent to 2 standard bottles
• 12 glasses*

Jeroboam – 3 liters (4 bottles)

This size is perfect for large events. The Jeroboam holds four times more than a standard bottle and holds about 20 glasses. A Jeroboam is especially striking for adding a touch of luxury to weddings or galas.

• Equivalent to 4 standard bottles
• 24 glasses*

Matusalén – 6 liters (8 bottles)

The Methuselah is a huge bottle, with a capacity equivalent to eight standard bottles. It's often used at large celebrations, and its size adds a special touch to any event.

• Equivaent to 8 standard bottles
• 48 glasses*

Salmanazar – 9 liters (12 bottles)

A bottle of this size contains the equivalent of twelve standard bottles. It's common to see it at large events or in the most extravagant settings.

• Equivalent to 12 standard bottles
• 72 glasses*

Balthazar – 12 liters (16 bottles)

The Balthazar is one of the largest sizes you'll find, perfect for sumptuous celebrations or high-end events. It serves up to 80 glasses of sparkling wine!

• Equivalent to 16 standard bottles
• 96 glasses*

Nebuchadnezzar – 15 liters (20 bottles)

The Nebuchadnezzar, the largest standard size, has a capacity of 15 liters, equivalent to 20 bottles. It is the ultimate expression of sparkling wine extravagance and is often used for large celebrations or luxurious events.

• Equivalent to 20 standard bottles
• 120 glasses*

Solomon - 18 liters (24 bottles)

An impressive bottle, the Salomon contains 24 bottles of champagne and can serve about 170 flutes.

• Equivalent to 24 standard bottles
• 170 glasses*

Sovereign – 25 liters (34 bottles)

It is named after the Latin word for "first class". These bottles are often used for special occasions and for wines intended for long aging due to the benefits of larger format bottles on wine maturation.

• Equivalent to 34 standard bottles
• 190 glasses*

Primat / Goliath – 27 liters (36 botles)

The Primat or Goliath bottle size is equivalent to 36 standard bottles or 216 Champagne glasses. It's a rare and impressive format, often associated with prestigious wines and special occasions.

• Equivalent to 26 standard bottles
• 216 glasses*

Melquisedec / Midas – 30 liters (40 bottles)

The Melchizedek, also known as the Midas, is the largest bottle available, holding 30 litres of wine. This size is equivalent to 40 standard bottles or 240 glasses and is named after the biblical figure Melchizedek, the King of Salem and priest of the Most High.

• Equivalent to 40 standard bottles
• 240 glasses*

*approximately