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Split Bottles. A split bottle is a quarter of a standard 750 ml bottle of wine, or 187.5 ml. Though you can find a few more expensive bottles of wine sold in splits, this size is mostly used for Champagne and sparkling wine.These small bottles measure about 2 and a half inches wide and stand around seven and a half inches tall.o begin, let's start with the smallest bottle of wine, the split. A split bottle is a quarter of a standard 750 ml bottle of wine, or 187.5 ml. Though you can find a few more expensive bottles of wine sold in splits, this size is mostly used for Champagne and sparkling wine.
To answer your questions, if your wine bottles are standard 750ml and they have a cork finish opening --not screw cap-- then the opening should be 3/4 inch. Wineries use a size number 9 cork for this size opening. The 9 refers to the diameter of the cork. This size cork can not be put in by hand.It is much fatter than the opening of the wine bottle. You'll have to get a piece of homemade wine equipment called a corker or cork inserter. The corker compresses the cork stopper, then plunges it into the bottle's opening. would rather use regular corks instead of the plastic top corks in the kit. I have a hodge podge of scavenged wine bottles to use in the 750ml range (or what ever the regular wine bottle is).