Is this a decent wine to serve at a wedding?!
The reason I ask is that it too (along with the Inglewood White Z) is on close out at my fiancee's work for $2/bottle. HELP!
Answers: Bella Sera Pinot Grigio
The reason I ask is that it too (along with the Inglewood White Z) is on close out at my fiancee's work for $2/bottle. HELP!
Bella Serra is fine...I doubt your guests are expecting you to bust out the vintage wine for their open bar! Bella Serra is kind of the same lines as Woodbridge. You can find it at restaurants as their "house" Pinot Grigio. It's the least expensive Pinot on the menu, but it's still restaurant quality. If your fiance gets it on sale then that's great! It'll save you money, plus It's free for your guests so I doubt they'll be complaining!
Go for it! There's never a bad time to serve wine. Most people love wine...
It's OK. Take a look for yourself (scroll down. 3 Bella Sera listed.).
http://www.bevmo.com/productlist.asp?Ntt...
not had bella sera but pinot grigio is a lovely fresh crisp white i think suitable for your wedding
Get those huge Sutter Home Muscato. Can't go wrong with them. Easy drinking, cheap and satisfying. Taste it.
It looks like a better wine
You know.......the thing I have found out about guests at a party and wine that's on you. They drink whatever you serve them, and are happy to do so.
I am not sure about that wine but I have drank some pretty decent wine from South America and australia- for about 3 dollars a bottle, from Cost Plus.
I went to dinner and my guests purchased the same three dollar a bottle wine at the restaurant for about forty bucks, same brand,same year.