Cost of Bottle
Bottle Size	375mL - Demi or Half Bottle 750mL - Standard Wine Bottle 1.5 Litre - Magnum 3.0 Litre - Double Magnum / Box Wine 4.0 Litre - Box Wine 4.5 Litre - Jeroboam (6 Pack Bottles) 6.0 Litre - Imperial: (aka Methuselah) 9.0 Litre- Salmanazar (Case 12 Bottles) 12.0 Litre - Belshazzar 15.0 Litre - Nebuchadnezzar 18 Litre - Solomon
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Your Wine Price Comparisons

Price per 100mL
375mL (Demi or Half Bottle)	or less would be a better deal.
750mL (Standard Bottle)	or less would be a better deal.
1.5 Litre (Magnum)	or less would be a better deal.
3.0 Litre (Double Magnum / Box Wine)	or less would be a better deal.
4.0 Litre (Box Wine)	or less would be a better deal.
4.5 Litre - Jeroboam (6 Pack Bottles)	or less would be a better deal.
6.0 Litre - Imperial: (aka Methuselah)	or less would be a better deal.
9.0 Litre - Salmanazar (Case of 12 Bottles)	or less would be a better deal.
12.0 Litre - Belshazzar	or less would be a better deal.
15.0 Litre - Nebuchadnezzar	or less would be a better deal.
18.0 Litre- Solomon	or less would be a better deal.

Did you Know?

A standard drink containing 1½ oz. of Spirits has a minimum price nearly 90% higher than a standard drink of draught beer when served in a large pitcher and 50% higher than a standard serving of either bottled beer or table wine.

Minimum price discrimination risks sending the erroneous and dangerous message that consuming a standard serving of some alcoholic beverages will has a lesser impact on one’s body when the science demonstrates that 17.05 ml of pure alcohol has the same effect whether consumed as a beer, wine or spirits or whether served by the pitcher or by the glass.