Wine by the glass
Hi teachers~
I have come across this expression
"Do you have wine by the glass?"
I just assumed that I ask this question because I don't want the whole bottle,
but an article said wine by the glass is usually expensive.
I am confused.
So what does this question mean?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
pen slide 883 I just assumed that I ask this question because I don't want the whole bottle Correct. You can ask your question. That's not a problem.
- pen slide 883 I just assumed that I ask this question because I don't want the whole bottle Correct.
- You can ask your question.
- That's not a problem.
- pen slide 883 but an article said wine by the glass is usually expensive.
- That's irrelevant.
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pen slide 883I just assumed that I ask this question because I don't want the whole bottle
Correct. You can ask your question. That's not a problem.
pen slide 883but an article said wine by the glass is usually expensive.
That's irrelevant. The price of the wine is not related to whether it is correct to ask for
0On the drinks menu of high-end restaurants, you will see two entries for wine: a bottle of wine and by the glass.
Typically, a bottle will fill six glasses. The prices are:
By the glass: $11.
Bottle: $38.
If you buy six glasses of Pinot Noir from Oregon, your bill will be $66 But if you buy a bottle and serve the glasses yourself, it will cost $38. Which one is more exp
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