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Professional trading in the beverage and agriculture sectors often relies on the Decaliter (daL) as a standard unit for bulk volumes, particularly in European wine markets and brewery logistics. While the conversion to Liters (L) is mathematically linear, manual calculations during high-volume transactions introduce risk. Misinterpreting a harvest yield or a tank capacity by a factor of ten disrupts inventory management and financial projections.

This tool addresses the specific needs of traders and producers by linking volume conversion directly to cost analysis. Beyond the standard metric translation, the integrated pricing function determines the exact cost per Liter based on total lot cost and volume. This utility supports quick decision-making when comparing bulk daL quotes against retail-ready Liter pricing, ensuring margin accuracy without requiring separate spreadsheets.

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Formulas

The relationship between Decaliters and Liters is defined by the metric prefix deca-, representing a factor of ten.

Volume Conversion:

VL = VdaL × 10

Unit Price Calculation:

PL = Total CostVdaL × 10

Where V represents volume and P represents price per unit.

Reference Data

Decaliters (daL)Liters (L)Common Usage Context
0.11Standard bottle equivalent (approx)
110Small keg / Bucket
550Commercial Keg
10100Hectoliter Base Unit
22.5225Bordeaux Barrique
22.8228Burgundy Barrel
50500Puncheon Barrel
1001000Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC)
5005000Small Fermentation Tank
100010000Standard Truck Tanker

Frequently Asked Questions

In the wine and brewing industries, Decaliters (daL) bridge the gap between individual bottles (Liters) and large industrial tanks (Hectoliters). It provides a manageable number for barrel volumes (e.g., 22.5 daL vs 225 L) and simplifies reporting for taxation in certain jurisdictions.
The calculator is currency-agnostic. Whether you input values in USD, EUR, or GBP, the numeric ratio remains valid. If you enter the Total Cost in Euros, the result represents Euros per Liter.
Technically, liquids expand and contract with temperature. However, this tool performs a strict geometric conversion of units. For custody transfer of alcohol involving thermal expansion, specific correction tables (ASTM/OIML) are required.
One Hectoliter (hL) equals 10 Decaliters (daL). This follows the metric progression: 10 L = 1 daL, and 10 daL = 1 hL.