Anybody want to share a bottle of red? A group of Chinese winemakers have claimed the new world record for the worldâs biggest ever bottle of wine. The 15ft high bottle contains an astonishing 1,850 litres of wine, produced by Wang Chen Wines in Liaoning, northern China. Thatâs over three times the amount held by the previous record-holders, Austrian winemakers Kracher, whose bottle held 490 litres of Grande Cuvee TBA NV No.7 2005.
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