What is another word for double-magnum?
Pronunciation: [dˈʌbə͡lmˈaɡnəm] (IPA) 
Double-magnum is a term used to describe a large wine bottle that holds the equivalent of four regular bottles of wine. Synonyms for this term include Jeroboam, which is equivalent to four bottles of Champagne, and Methuselah, which holds the equivalent of eight bottles of Champagne. Other size equivalents for wine bottles include the Nebuchadnezzar, which holds the equivalent of 20 regular bottles of wine, and the Melchior, which is equivalent to 24 bottles. These large-format bottles are often used for special occasions or for aging wine to create a richer flavor profile. Regardless of the size, wine lovers can all appreciate the unique experience of pouring from a large-format bottle.
