¿Me puede traer la carta de vinos?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Polite request to a waiter in a restaurant
Grammar Note
"¿Me puede…?" is a polite request form
¿Puede recomendarme un vino local?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
Ask the sommelier for a local wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"¿Puede…?" is a polite request using usted form
Quisiera un vino tinto / blanco / rosado / espumoso.
I'd like a red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Ordering wine by specifying the type
Grammar Note
"Quisiera" is the imperfect subjunctive of "querer", used for polite requests
¿Me pone una copa / una botella, por favor?
A glass / a bottle, please.
Usage
Use to specify glass or bottle when ordering
Grammar Note
"¿Me pone…?" is a common ordering expression in Spain
¿Qué vino marida bien con este plato?
What wine pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Ask a sommelier about food and wine pairing
Grammar Note
"maridar" is a culinary term specifically for wine-food pairing
¿Cuál es el porcentaje de alcohol?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Checking the alcohol percentage of a wine
Grammar Note
Question with "¿Cuál es…?" to ask about a specific value
Este vino es seco / afrutado / suave.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Describing tasting notes after trying a wine
Grammar Note
Adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun
¿Puede recomendarme una cerveza artesanal local?
Can you recommend a local craft beer?
Usage
Also used to ask about local spirits or beers
Grammar Note
"artesanal" means handcrafted or artisanal
Me gustaría hacer una cata de vinos.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Request a wine tasting at a winery or bar
Grammar Note
"Me gustaría" is the conditional of "gustar", meaning "I would like"
¿Ofrecen degustaciones o muestras?
Do you offer flights or samples?
Usage
Use to ask about sampling multiple wines in small amounts
Grammar Note
"¿Ofrecen…?" uses the plural "ustedes" form
No muy dulce, por favor.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Express preference for less sweet wine
Grammar Note
"No muy + adjective" means "not very / not too"
¿Cuál es el vino de la casa?
What's the house wine?
Usage
Asking about the restaurant's house wine
Grammar Note
"de la casa" is a prepositional phrase indicating possession or affiliation
¿De qué región es este vino?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Asking about the wine's region of origin
Grammar Note
Variation of "¿De dónde es…?" to ask about the origin
¡Salud! / Brindemos.
Cheers! / Let's toast.
Usage
Toast expression; "Salud" is the most common
Grammar Note
"Salud" originally means "health" and is used as a toast
¿Tiene opciones sin alcohol?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Checking for non-alcoholic alternatives for drivers or non-drinkers
Grammar Note
"sin" is a preposition meaning "without"
¿Puedo visitar la bodega?
Can I visit the wine cellar?
Usage
Requesting a cellar tour at a winery or restaurant
Grammar Note
"¿Puedo…?" asks about permission or ability in first person singular
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