What is another word for jeroboam?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˌɛɹəbˈə͡ʊəm] (IPA) 
Jeroboam is a word that is typically used to refer to a wine bottle size that contains 3 liters or about four standard wine bottles. However, this size of wine bottle has a few other synonyms. For example, a three-liter bottle of wine can also be called a double magnum or a party bottle. Additionally, some people might refer to this wine bottle size as a imperial, which is equal to about six standard wine bottles. If you are looking to buy a Jeroboam of wine, you might also come across the term Rehoboam, which is a slightly different size at 4.5 liters or six standard wine bottles.
