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Butt

Old English unit of measurement for wine casks with a volume of 126 US gallons (3.785 litres) or two hogsheads or 477 litres. Depending on the use (wine types, beer) there were different sizes. The typical sherry barrels have a volume of 500 litres and are called Bota (Bota Chica) in Spain, which is derived from Butt.

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