How much is a bottle of red wine?

Answer 1

The Portuguese word for barrel is pipa. A pipe is, in fact, a large, lengthy barrel or cask with tapered ends. It's used for aging and shipping wine and is used extensively for port and also for marsala and madeira. Pipes range in capacity from 418 to 630 liters (1101?2 to 1661?2 U.S. Gallons). In Portugal's douro region where most port is made, the standard pipe measures 550 liters (145 U.S. Gallons). In vila nova de gaia where much of the port wine is aged, pipes vary in size, although the standard pipe measure is 534 liters (141 U.S. Gallons). For madeira wines, the standard is 418 liters (1101?2 U.S. Gallons).

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Answer 2

A Pipe of Port = 115 Gallons which is approximately 48 x 12 or 48 cases. Anthony Powell in A Danse to the Music of Time: Third Movement sets it at over 50 cases. there is no real answer bcase they an make alot

Answer 3

White wines:

Conundrum ($22), Robert Mondavi Napa Fume Blanc ($12), Robert Mondavi Napa Chardonnay ($15)

Red wines:

Robert Mondavi Napa Cabernet ($25), Sterling Napa Merlot ($20) or Cabernet ($25), Markham Merlot or Cabernet ($20), or Kendall Jackson Grand Reserve Cabernet ($20).

Answer 4

The Portuguese word for barrel is pipa. A pipe is, in fact, a large, lengthy barrel or cask with tapered ends. It's used for aging and shipping wine and is used extensively for port and also for marsala and madeira. Pipes range in capacity from 418 to 630 liters (1101⁄2 to 1661⁄2 U.S. Gallons). In Portugal's douro region where most port is made, the standard pipe measures 550 liters (145 U.S. Gallons). In vila nova de gaia where much of the port wine is aged, pipes vary in size, although the standard pipe measure is 534 liters (141 U.S. Gallons). For madeira wines, the standard is 418 liters (1101⁄2 U.S. Gallons).

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Answer 5

Although the prices vary, boxed wine is usually relatively inexpensive.

Answer 6

20