Want to ask normally for 30 table how many bottle of wine needed? I bought 10 pack of 5litre red wine. Is it enough? Or too little?

got refill or not

Got

should be enough geh but u need to tell waitress help u to control a bit when they needed only re-fill the red wine and ask them when needed or ask only give red wine can helpu save a bit hopefully wont over or bajet hehe cheers just my advised

some will take advantage bring back a few bottle

Hi there! I used to work in a chinese restaurant back in my college days. 10 packs of 5 litres wine for 30 tables are way too much man. Usually they serve about 4-5 packs of 5 litres wine only.

Because there are only a few wine drinkers (average 2-3 only) in a single table.

For your info i only use red wine and soft drinks.. o.o sure enough hor??

Yeah should suffice.

Each tables 2-3 bottles of soft drinks one usually.

my bro dinner 80 carton beer , around 50 bottle wine ..

Wine from carton is usually not very good. You may want to serve better wine on the VIP table.

I use this vella delicious wine due to limited budget
http://www.petervella.com/images/BoxShot-T...eliciousRed.jpg

This post has been edited by Ice BabY: May 17 2017, 02:02 PM

yup, enough. roughly 2 bottles per table will do

Mine is 1 packet 5 litre..

More than enough. Not everyone is drinker, and not everyone is heavy drinker.

There will always be an alcoholic uncle who gets drunk and embarrasses himself...

Anyway, congratulations Ice BabY, good luck and enjoy yourself.

50 litres enough loh. You still have soft drinks and Chinese tea.

That's why need to control...imagine that drunk uncle do embarrassing things 😂

Too little. 1 bottle share with 10 pax on table? No way.

Last time 30 tables i bought 3 bottles minimum/table. Then i also prepare 5 crates of beer for backup.

Better prepare more than later ppl say u so lousy.

This post has been edited by beetch: May 18 2017, 12:08 PM

10 packets of 5L is 50L which is equiv of about 66 botles. not all are drinkers and if dinner is on sunday, lagi they wont drink much

Most people prefer beer

TS, please don't serve cheap wine in large container that is difficult to pour by the waitresses. People will drink very little of it and the bride and bridegroom family will get a bad name forever.

just put 1~2 bottles per table...

then backup the rest with beer~

50 litre, divided by 300 people.

1 person = 166ml of wine


what you think?

and of the 300 people, how many you expect will be drinking?

nope...last time i bought 15 cartons budweiser left 10cartons...
everyone wallop my redwine total 6 boxes...
btw...mine around 25 tables..

Im thinking about 12 to 18 bottles for around 13 tables.
Enough or not ah?

Why so little table? Who's side? Groom or bride or both side? How much did you spend for it for the dinner + alcohol?

you don really need to count if the quantity is sufficient to feed every one
just prepare based on your budget and whatever is there, finish means finish!

I havent even buy anything yet that's why im asking.

I think most people already suggested u need more than what ts is proposing.

Why cheap out on your once in a life time wedding. Do you want to be the talk of your family or relatives or friends. I know budget might be a constraint but think about this, your impression on your wedding carries you a long way down the road.

I am not asking for a lavish grand dinner to impress everyone but please dont cheap out on your beverage.

It's not about being a cheapskate but more like trying to gauge how many bottles to cover as buying too much will end up wasting money while too litthe is quite the embarrassment.

Conclusion for my dinner last night =)

32 Tables
6 carton beer
7 packet of 5 litre red wine

Definitely not enough. Mine I bought about 15 packs 5L and only have 25 table. About 22-23 table occupied. At the end only left 1-2 box.

You calculate total people attend and total liter how many 1 person get. Also don't forget in wedding there a lot of wastage. They will bottoms up like crazy and some not drink finish. So you agak agak la from your invitation list.

5 cartons = 67 btls

1 btl if served correctly will fill 6 servings/glass

giving you 400 servings. Wine served at a restaurant that is not served in wine glasses will probably give you more servings.


Not everyone will drink and those that drink would take anywhere from 1-3 full servings (3 servings is 1/2 btl, which is quite a lot for most ppl here). Pick a heady wine like a shiraz and they wont drink so much.



I would think it would be enough, but would depend on your attendees, if you have more family and children, then you may end up with extra. Just make some prior arrangements with the restaurant for backup supply if needed.

I for one won't drink wine from a box though.

This post has been edited by jaycee1: Jun 5 2017, 11:22 AM

Depending if there are serious alcoholics among your guests but 2 bottles per table should suffice, especially if you are serving other types of alcohol. What wine are you planning to serve anyway? Oh oh...boxed Vin de Table. Might as well be serving Lambrusco ler...

This post has been edited by GI Jie: Aug 23 2017, 05:16 PM

2 bottles per table minimum which is 1.5l total...1 bottle can pour about 6 glasses

for rough estimate 20-25% of total guests. 150 guest 30 bottles. 300 guest, 60 bottles.

if alot of kids, teens, muslim, then 10-20% of total guests.

Like that sure kena people bungkus 1... 30 tables means you need to get ready with at least 60 bottles?

60 bottles should suffice. Rest just get cartons of beer. Just don't taruk at the table. Put aside and hv a trusted relative to control if hv hard liquor also. When guest ask only pour for them so wastage won't be too much and nobody will bungkus balik excess botols without your knowledge.

Don't get too cheap wine too. If use restaurant house wine make sure it's ok and palatable to drink. You don't want guest kutuk and also leave too much extra unopened bottles. You bungkus balik also you won't drink.

cheap wine no good, why bother?
u serve cheap wine people say u cheapkate, not enough wine to go around
u serve beer people get drunk and puke and crazy karaoke uncle.


better dun serve alcohol totally.

Absolute no alcohol in my events.

Complimentary 1 glass for slow sip if needed.

Wine? Nobody deink wine..

Whiskey 15 yrs above at least.. got or not?

This post has been edited by weretiger: Aug 27 2017, 05:30 PM

got serve beer also?

if not, then average around 2-3 bottle per table

then at 750ml per bottle x 3 = 3250ml (3.25liter) per table

at 30 tables x 3.25ltr = you will need 97 liter..you only have 50 liter..i guess jst well..might not be enough for some..

but if got beer, then yes..definitely enough..

last time wented one they serve 21yr royal salute..each table for up to 2 bottles....VIP tables got henessy/remy martin XO as well... Hnnggghhh!

Whiskey ftw laaa
Brandy uncle punya...

i thought important is value only to most of the peepu? lol

Mine was 40 tables luncheon - prepared the following:

60 bottles red wine - left 9 bottle
3 barrels beer - habis
6 bottles good whisky. - left 1.5 bottle

My advice is not to serve beer.

Wine for VIP tables only. Max 5 bottles.

Beer many crates. 50 bottles.

i've been to chinese wedding that doesn't serve wine/beer/alcoholic drinks. yam seng with tea. i think due to medical reason.

Black label
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