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means A glass container, typically holding 750ml, used to store and age wine until you decide it's o'clock somewhere.

from "Wine" descends from Old English win, borrowed from Latin vinum, which spread across Europe and lives on in the French vin and Italian vino. "Bottle" comes through Old French boteille from Late Latin butticula, a diminutive of buttis, "cask" — so a bottle is literally a "little cask." The familiar 750ml size has a practical lore: glass bottles were once blown by lung power, and roughly 700–800ml is about what a single glassblower could exhale into shape in one breath — though that tidy story is more rule-of-thumb than documented fact.