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In my experience it varies depending on the weight of the bottle used. Assuming 12-bottle cases, a conservative estimate would be about 2,000 lbs. Champagne would be slightly above that, most still wines are definitely less than that (closer to 1,800), unless it's bottled in exceptionally thick glass.
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