Bottle size reference
25.36 fl oz
Champagne Calculator
Plan champagne bottle counts for both a one-glass toast and full-event service. Enter your guest count and pour assumptions to get exact and rounded recommendations.
Responsible note: this tool is for event service planning and moderation-oriented portions, not overconsumption targets.
Interactive champagne planner
Toast bottles (exact)
15.77
Toast bottles (rounded)
16 bottles
Full event bottles (exact)
39.42
Full event bottles (rounded)
40 bottles
Bottle estimates by guest count
| Guests | Toast only (4 oz each) | Full event (2.5 glasses each at 4 oz) |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 4 bottles | 10 bottles |
| 50 | 8 bottles | 20 bottles |
| 100 | 16 bottles | 40 bottles |
| 150 | 24 bottles | 60 bottles |
How to use this for mimosas or brunch
If you are serving mimosas, increase glasses per guest and use a smaller champagne pour assumption per drink because juice adds volume. The event mode on this page is designed to handle that kind of adjustment.
Related pages
FAQ
How many glasses are in one champagne bottle?
At a 4 oz pour, a standard 750 mL bottle serves about 6.3 glasses.
Why does this include exact and rounded values?
The exact value helps compare scenarios, while the rounded value is what you can actually purchase.
Does this work for sparkling wine too?
Yes. The serving-volume math is identical for champagne and other sparkling wines when bottle size is the same.