Certified Sommelier Practice Exam

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Prepare for the Certified Sommelier Exam with a comprehensive quiz featuring multiple-choice questions and detailed explanations. This resource aids in solidifying your knowledge of wine principles, production methods, and service techniques.

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How many standard bottles are equivalent to a Rehoboam?

4 Bottles
6 Bottles
12 Bottles
16 Bottles

The correct answer is: 6 Bottles

The correct interpretation for the number of standard bottles equivalent to a Rehoboam is 6 bottles. A Rehoboam is a large-format wine bottle that holds 4.5 liters of wine. Since a standard wine bottle contains 750 milliliters, when you calculate the total volume of a Rehoboam in terms of standard bottles, it equates to 6 standard bottles (4.5 liters divided by 0.75 liters per bottle equals 6). Understanding large-format bottles like Rehoboam is important as they are often used in celebrations and can age wine differently due to their size. This volume distinction is critical in wine service and understanding wine storage practices.