Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

jeroboam

Noun

jɛrəˈboʊ.əm

Definition

A large wine bottle that holds the equivalent of four standard bottles of wine (3 liters).

Examples

At the wedding reception, the hosts surprised everyone with a jeroboam of champagne.
The jeroboam offered by the vineyard was the centerpiece of the wine tasting event.
They served the celebratory wine from a beautifully crafted jeroboam, making it even more special.

Meaning

The term ‘jeroboam’ refers to a specific size of wine bottle often used for champagne or other sparkling wines, making it a popular choice for celebrations and large gatherings.