Magnums & Jéroboams

Magnums and jeroboams hold a special place in the world of wine. Beyond their impressive size, these large bottles offer particularly favorable conditions for storage and aging. They are often chosen for special occasions, but also by wine enthusiasts seeking a more harmonious evolution of the wine.

Formats That Are Changing the Wine Industry

A magnum holds 1.5 liters, which is the equivalent of two standard bottles.
A jeroboam typically holds 3 liters, which is the equivalent of four bottles.

In these formats, the wine ages more slowly. The ratio of wine volume to oxygen is more favorable, which allows for:

• greater long-term stability

• a more gradual development of the aromas

• a flavor profile that is often more balanced as it ages

That is why many winemakers consider the magnum to be the ideal size for aging.

Wines made for sharing

Magnums and jeroboams are naturally associated with gatherings: family dinners, parties, large dinner parties, or special occasions. They allow you to serve several guests the same vintage, while ensuring a consistent tasting experience.

These formats are also very popular for sparkling wines, as they often better preserve the fineness of the bubbles and the wine’s freshness.

Which wines come in large bottles?

Magnums and jeroboams are available for red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines alike.
Full-bodied reds and age-worthy wines are particularly well-suited to these sizes, as are certain whites and champagnes.

The selection focuses on wines suited to these bottle sizes, sourced from wineries renowned for the consistency and quality of their work.

A selection for special occasions

The Magnums & Jeroboams collection features wines selected for their suitability for sharing, cellaring, or gifting. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, building a wine collection, or simply trying a wine in a different size, these large bottles offer a unique experience.