How Many Glasses In a Bottle of Prosecco? (Bottle Serving & Ounce Sizes)

Okay so you’re planning the party of the century but you just need to know the answer to one vital question:

How many glasses can you get out of one Prosecco bottle?

How Many Glasses of Prosecco in a Bottle?

There's six large glasses (125ml) of Prosecco in a standard 750ml (75cl) bottle. 

For a toast, you should be able to fill eight flutes of Prosecco with a bottle.

Knowing this vital piece of party planning information will help ensure you get enough bottles in to keep all of your guests happy.

So how can you work out exactly how many Prosecco bottles you and your party are going to need?

How Many Bottles of Prosecco Do You Need? 

So how many bottles of Prosecco will you need to get in for your party?

Well, it depends on two things:

The amount of guests and how generous you are feeling. 

If you want to start by providing a welcome glass of Prosecco for each guest then knowing:

• There are 6 glasses in each Prosecco bottle is crucial to becoming the hostess with the mostess.

So a simple Prosecco glass maths equation will look like this:

• If you have 150 guests you will need 25 bottles of Prosecco.

Heres the info on the number of standard size Prosecco bottle you'll need depending on how many people are being served 1 glass:

Number of Guests: 10
Number of Bottles: 2
Number of Glasses: 12

Number of Guests: 20
Number of Bottles: 4
Number of Glasses: 24

Number of Guests: 30
Number of Bottles: 5
Number of Glasses: 30

Number of Guests: 40
Number of Bottles: 7
Number of Glasses: 42

Number of Guests: 50
Number of Bottles: 9
Number of Glasses: 54

Number of Guests: 75
Number of Bottles: 13
Number of Glasses: 78

Number of Guests: 100
Number of Bottles: 17
Number of Glasses: 102

Number of Guests: 150
Number of Bottles: 25
Number of Glasses: 150

Number of Guests: 200
Number of Bottles: 34
Number of Glasses: 204

Number of Guests: 250
Number of Bottles: 42
Number of Glasses: 252

Number of Guests: 300
Number of Bottles: 50
Number of Glasses: 300

Number of Guests: 500
Number of Bottles: 84
Number of Glasses: 504

Number of Guests: 1000
Number of Bottles: 167
Number of Glasses: 1002

But does this maths apply to every bottle of Prosecco?

What if the bottle of Prosecco comes in a different size?

Prosecco Bottles: A Size Guide

As standard, most Prosecco bottles tend to come in 750ml sizes, but you may be pleased to learn that there are other options out there.

In fact there are 14 types of Prosecco bottles.

In ascending order, they are:

1. Piccolo

A piccolo sized Prosecco bottle is only 187.5ml of Prosecco or 1/4 of a standard bottle which is just over 1 glass of Prosecco - keep it to yourself!

2. Half Bottle

At 375ml (12.6 fl oz) this is the smallest format of Prosecco bottle, holding enough for 3 glasses.

3. Standard Bottle

At 750ml (25 fl oz) this is the most common size of Prosecco bottle and chances are you’ll come across this bottle the most.

This Prosecco bottle holds 6 x 125ml servings.

4. Magnum Bottle

Is it really a party if you don’t have a Magnum of sparkling wine?

Prosecco magnums will hold the equivalent of two standard bottles.

It is 1.5 liters (50 fl oz) in size and you can get 12 servings out of one bottle. 

Related: How Many Glasses of Champagne In a Bottle

5. Jeroboam Bottle

Coming in at a whopping 3 litre (101 fl oz) capacity a Jeroboam is twice the size of a Magnum.

That's 24 x 125ml glasses of Prosecco to enjoy.

You’ll need strong arms to pour from this bottle.

6. Rehoboam Bottle

Sitting at 4.5 Litres or 6 x standard Prosecco bottles you'll get 36 glasses of bubbly, bubbly-ness.

7. Methuselah Bottle

 

Double the size again (are you spotting a pattern here?) the Methuselah can hold a mammoth 48 servings of Prosecco with its 6 litre (203 fl oz) capacity.

8. Salmanazar Bottle

A Salmanazar is the equivalent of 3 Jeroboams, or 12 standard bottles and has a capacity of 9 litres (304 fl oz).

That is 72 glasses of Prosecco.

I hope you and your guests are thirsty!

9. Balthazar Bottle

Almost too big to imagine, a Balthazar holds a mighty 16 x standard prosecco bottles and has a capacity of 12 litres (405 fl oz).

We're up to 96 x glasses of 125ml of Prosecco.

10. Nebuchadnezzar Bottle

Last but by no means least this is the Prosecco bottle to end all Prosecco bottles.

Big enough to hold 15 litres of sparkling wine that’s a mega 120 glasses of Prosecco in one bottle!

But good luck when it comes to pouring all of those glasses!

11. Solomon Bottle

We hope you have a few party guests on hand because a Solomon bottle is 18 litres or 24 standard Prosecco bottles, that's 144 glasses...there won't be a dry mouth in the house!

12. Sovereign Bottle

25 litres of Prosecco equating to 34 bottles of standard size Prosecco, thats 200 glasses of 125ml.

13. Primat Bottle

Primat bottles hold 27 litres of Prosecco or 36 standard bottles and a total of 216 glasses.

14. Melchizedek Bottle

The biggest of the biggest bottles available to buy, a Melchizedek bottle holds 30 litres of Prosecco which is a the same as a whopping 40 standard bottles.

You'll have enough to give 1 glass of Prosecco to 240 of your guests (240 glasses) - quite the occasion!

So there really is a bottle for every occasion when it comes to Prosecco.

Now you have everything you need to ensure that you’re never short of Prosecco at every party and event to come.

We'll drink to that!

Summary of How Many Glasses In a Bottle of Prosecco

Here's a simple table with the all important glasses per Prosecco bottle calculations ta da:

Before You Go...

We hope this answers any questions you may have on how many glasses of Prosecco you can get in a bottle.

If you want to learn more about other types, consider our related blog posts:

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