noun. 1  One that is worthy of imitation; a perfect example or model. 2  One that is typical or representative; an example: an exemplar of poor research. 3  A copy, as of a book.
Bottled Water. 1  The 12 oz. bottle is 7 tall and is 2.25 in diameter. 2  The label for this bottle is 1.83 H x 7.25 L. 3  Available in lightly tinted blue plastic with a white flat cap only. 4  This bottle size comes 24 per case. 5  A single case of 12 oz. bottled water weighs 22 pounds. 6  84 cases is a full pallet of 12 oz. bottles.
The standard wine bottle worldwide is 750 milliliters (ml) or 25.4 ounces. How did we arrive at that size? Starting with the 1973 vintage, the worldâs nations agreed that the âstandard bottleâ would be 750ml in size, and a standard case of wine would be 9.0L. Before this agreement, American wine bottle sizes were 4/5 pint, 4/5 quart (25.6 ounces), Â½ gallon, and 1 gallon.