The introduction of glass as the standard packaging method allowed for easy transport, storage, and the individual sale of wine, revolutionizing how wine was enjoyed.
Throughout history, the storage of wine has evolved from earthenware pots to wooden barrels, and eventually transitioned to glass bottles in the 1600s.
Bottling wine in various sizes led to a greater understanding of the significance of different bottle formats, essential for accommodating diverse wine-making methods.
The demi, or half bottle, measures 375 milliliters and is commonly used for various types of wine, showcasing the versatility of bottle sizes.
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