Napa in Magnums
From California come most of our Napa in magnums.
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Realm Cellars the Absurd 2022 (1.5L)$2,501.00
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Inglenook Rubicon 2015 (1.5L)$543.00 -
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Napa in Magnums questions
How many bottles are in a wine magnum?
A standard wine magnum holds 1.5 liters, equal to two regular 750 milliliter bottles. It usually serves about ten to twelve small tasting pours or eight generous glasses. Actual servings depend on glass size and the occasion. Its larger format makes it useful for dinners, celebrations, and shared meals.
Do magnums age better than regular wine bottles?
Magnums can age more slowly than 750 milliliter bottles because there is less oxygen relative to the volume of wine. That slower development can help long lived wines retain freshness and evolve gradually. Storage still matters greatly. Keep the bottle cool, dark, and on its side if it has a natural cork.
How do you serve wine from a magnum?
A full magnum is heavier and less maneuverable than a standard bottle, so use both hands and pour slowly. For a formal meal, decanting can make service easier, especially with an older red that has sediment. Chill white and sparkling magnums thoroughly. Plan on opening a red with enough time for it to breathe if needed.
Are Napa wine magnums good for a party?
A magnum is practical for a group because it provides the equivalent of two standard bottles in one format. For a party, choose a wine style that suits the menu and your guests' preferences, then estimate servings before opening. The bottle also needs a little more refrigerator or ice space than two separate bottles.