Jeroboam

usgb/ˌdʒerəˈbəʊəm/
noun

A large bottle of wine, usually holding 3 liters.

They celebrated their anniversary by opening a jeroboam of champagne.
Visual representation of "jeroboam" - A large bottle of wine, usually holding 3 liters.

Often appears as...

  • jeroboam of champagne
  • jeroboam of wine
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Celebratory Use

A jeroboam is often used during significant celebrations or events due to its large size.

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For their grand opening, the gallery owners decided to uncork a jeroboam of wine.
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Serving Size

While a jeroboam means more to share, it's also more difficult to pour due to its weight and size.

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At the banquet, two people were needed to serve wine from the heavy jeroboam.
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Symbol of Opulence

Jeroboam can symbolize luxury or extravagance, often impressing guests.

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The host received applause as he presented a jeroboam of fine vintage at the soirée.
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