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1. Standard Wine Bottle (750ml)
The size of a standard pour of wine can vary. In a restaurant or a formal wine-tasting setting, a standard pour is often considered to be 5 - 6 ounces (148 - 177ml).
If we assume a standard pour of 5 ounces (148ml), then a 750ml bottle of wine would contain approximately 750/148≈5 glasses.
If we consider a more generous pour of 6 ounces (177ml), then a 750ml bottle would have around 750/177≈4.24 glasses.
2. Other Bottle Sizes
A magnum bottle is 1.5 litres (1500ml). Using the 5 - ounce (148ml) pour, a magnum would have about 1500/148≈10.14 glasses. With a 6 - ounce (177ml) pour, it would have around 1500/177≈8.47 glasses.
A half-bottle, which is 375ml, with a 5 - ounce (148ml) pour would have about 375/148≈2.53 glasses. With a 6 - ounce (177ml) pour, it would have around 375/177≈2.12 glasses.
3. Informal Settings
In an informal setting at home, people might pour larger amounts. If a pour is around 8 ounces (237ml), a 750ml bottle would contain about 750/237≈3.16 glasses.
So, the number of glasses in a bottle of wine depends on the size of the pour, but for a standard 750ml bottle and a typical 5 - 5-ounce pour, it's around 5 glasses.
