Aug 13, 2021
[Look at that. Get after it. ...serving up a whole lot of comfort... The liter bottle of local Cruzan gold rum she. ...with a culinary spin. That's gourmet French toast. ♪♪]
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[Look at that. Get after it. ...serving up a whole lot of comfort... The liter bottle of local Cruzan gold rum she. ...with a culinary spin. That's gourmet French toast. ♪♪]
Liter vs Magnum Bottles: Which Size Should You Choose?
LITER VS MAGNUM BOTTLES: WHICH SIZE SHOULD YOU CHOOSE? When it comes to liquor and wine bottle sizes, the liter and the magnum stand out as two of the most popular large-format options available today. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? - Liter: Holds 1,000ml (about 33.8 oz) — slightly more than a standard 750ml bottle. - Magnum: Holds 1,500ml (about 50.7 oz) — equal to two standard bottles. WHY SIZE MATTERS Bottle size actually affects how wine and spirits age. Magnums have a smaller air-to-liquid ratio, which slows oxidation and allows for more refined flavor development over time. Liters offer a practical middle ground — more volume than standard bottles without the commanding presence of a magnum. CHOOSING THE RIGHT SIZE For casual gatherings or everyday enjoyment, a liter is a smart, manageable choice. For celebrations or collectors who value aging potential and visual impact, the magnum delivers on both fronts. Understanding these differences helps you make a more informed decision, whether you're shopping for a special event or building a collection.
Look what turned up at my local market. I have never purchased hand sanitizer by the liter, but the local-crafted, airline-booze-sized bottles of hand sanitizer that have turned up are WAY overpriced.
A better use of those pesky Coca Cola bottles! Strip all their branding off, cut them in half and fill them with dirty, water and a plant. Shouldn't repurposing aim to create less waste while providing more potential for growth?
Coca Cola, already listed as 43 on the 100 most sustainable corporations in the world recently came out with a series of bottle cap enhancements that breath life new life into their infamous plastic bottles. Yes, they've figured out a second life for their bottles BUT they've also introduced new plastic injection molded parts. Hmmm, thoughts?