Må jeg se vinkortet, tak?
May I see the wine list, please?
Usage
Asking for the wine list at a restaurant
Grammar Note
"Må jeg" = "May I"
Kan du anbefale en lokal vin?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
Asking for a local wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"Kan du" = "Can you"
Jeg vil gerne have rød / hvid / rosé / mousserende vin.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Ordering a specific type of wine
Grammar Note
"Jeg vil gerne have" = "I'd like to have"
Må jeg få et glas / en flaske, tak?
Can I get a glass / bottle, please?
Usage
Ordering by glass or bottle
Grammar Note
"Må jeg få" = "May I get"
Hvad passer godt til denne ret?
What pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Asking about wine and food pairing
Grammar Note
"passer godt til" = "pairs well with"
Hvad er alkoholindholdet?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Asking about alcohol percentage
Grammar Note
"Hvad er" = "What is"
Denne vin er tør / frugtig / blød.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Wine tasting description
Grammar Note
"Denne vin er" = "This wine is"
Jeg vil gerne lave en vinsmagning.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Requesting a wine tasting experience
Grammar Note
"Jeg vil gerne lave" = "I'd like to do"
Har I prøver / smagsprøver?
Do you have samples / flights?
Usage
Asking about tasting flights or samples
Grammar Note
"Har I" = "Do you have" (plural/formal)
Ikke for sød, tak.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Expressing a preference for less sweetness
Grammar Note
"ikke for" = "not too"
Hvad er husets vin?
What is the house wine?
Usage
Asking about the house wine
Grammar Note
"husets" = possessive "of the house"
Hvilken region kommer denne vin fra?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Asking about the wine region
Grammar Note
"Hvilken region kommer ... fra?" = "Which region does ~ come from?"
Skål!
Cheers!
Usage
Danish toast / cheers expression
Grammar Note
Literally means "bowl" or "cup"
Er denne vin kølet?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
Checking if the wine is chilled
Grammar Note
"Er ... kølet?" = "Is ~ chilled?"
Har I alkoholfrie alternativer?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Asking for non-alcoholic alternatives
Grammar Note
"Har I" = "Do you have"
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