Convert bushel (U.S. dry struck or level) to bottle (international wine)
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Definition and details for bushel (U.S. dry struck or level):
Bushel (bu) is a traditional unit of volume. In the U. S., in 1836 the United States Department of the Treasury formally adopted the Winchester bushel as the standard for dealing in grain defining this unit equal to 2150.42 cubic inches or 32 dry U.S. quarts or about 35.2 liters. This is the regular U.S. bushel, also called struck, or level bushel.
Definition and details for bottle (international wine):
International wine bottle (btl) is a unit of volume used for wine. This unit is equal to 750 milliliters and replaced older units such as reputed quart, champagne quart etc.