A 375 ml bottle of wine is typically referred to as a "half bottle" or a "split." It contains half the volume of a standard 750 ml bottle, which is the most common size for wine bottles. The 375 ml size is often chosen for single servings or for occasions when a smaller quantity of wine is desired. It's worth noting that the naming conventions for wine bottle sizes can vary slightly depending on the region or country, but "half bottle" or "split" are widely understood terms for the 375 ml size.
A 750 ml bottle of wine is commonly referred to as a "standard" or "regular" bottle. This is the most common size for wine bottles and is widely used in the wine industry. It is equivalent to 25.4 fluid ounces or approximately 5 glasses of wine, assuming a standard serving size of 5 ounces per glass. The 750 ml size is typically chosen for retail sales, restaurants, and general consumption. Other wine bottle sizes exist as well, ranging from smaller sizes like 375 ml (half bottle) to larger sizes like 1.5 liters (magnum) and beyond.
