Our venue has a corkage fee on champagne, so of course, we’re coming fully armed with magnums to save a little dough . A magnum is 1.5 liters, or 2 full bottles of regular champagne. This weekend we set out to find out how many glasses we could pour from a magnum… I suppose a quick Google search would have given us the answer, but where’s the fun in that?
The answer is 20 glasses of slightly-fuller-than-half filled glasses of champagne. Despite the fact that a magnum of Cooks costs only $7, Mr. Penguin thought it would be a shame to let so much bubbly go to waste, so he tackled fifteen glasses, while I sipped a modest five.
Needless to say, the next morning was a bit rough on poor Mr. Peng. And we will no longer be serving Cooks at our wedding, despite its highly desirable price point.
Magnum, 1, Mr. Penguin, 0.
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