wine serving chart
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From small gatherings to large parties, ensure that your next celebration goes off without a hitch.
Before you Buy
Use event specifics to get a more accurate idea of your needs. If you are serving wine with dinner, then allow for one bottle of wine (750 ml) for 3 to 4 guests.
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Not sure of your guests preferences? Satisfy a majority of tastes with both red and white wine selections.
Knowing your Needs
A 750 ml bottle of wine holds approximately five, 5 ounce servings. Based on the guest count and duration of the party you'll need:
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5 guests
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10 guests
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15 guests
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20 guests
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25 guests
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1 hr
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2 bottles |
4 bottles |
6 bottles |
8 bottles |
10 bottles |
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2 hrs
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3 bottles |
6 bottles |
9 bottles |
12 bottles |
15 bottles |
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3 hrs
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4 bottles |
8 bottles |
12 bottles |
16 bottles |
20 bottles |
Just Right Wine Temperature
Now that you know how much wine you need, make sure to serve it just right. To get the best taste from your wine, refer to the chart below.
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Wine Type |
Temperature Range |
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Champagne and ice wine
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43°F to 46°F |
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Less complex white wines
(Vinho Verdhe, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, dessert wines)
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43°F to 50°F |
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Lesser-bodied red wines, rosé and full-bodied white wines
(Beaujolais, Chardonnay, Viognier, Riesling)
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46°F to 55°F |
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Red wines and full-bodied red wines
(Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Syrah)
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55°F to 63°F |
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