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Generally a bottle of wine measures the liquid in milliliters, with 750 ml being the standard amount in most bottles (or about 25 fluid ounces). How many grapes does it take to make your average bottle of wine? It takes about 2 Â½ pounds of grapes to make a bottle of wine.
150 gallons of wine per ton of grapes. 120-180 gallons in normal conditions. A standard bottle of wine is 750 milliliters (ml), meaning a case of 12 bottles contains 9 liters, or 2.378 gallons. At 150 gallons per ton, a ton of grapes becomes 150/2.378 gallons per case, or a little more than 63 cases of wine. With 12 bottles per case, we have 756 bottles in total. But how many grapes are we talking about? We can go about this two ways.