Mohu vidět vinný lístek?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Opening phrase at a restaurant
Grammar Note
"Mohu" is a polite way to ask permission
Můžete doporučit místní víno?
Can you recommend a local wine?
Usage
When wanting to try local wine
Grammar Note
"Můžete" is the polite "you" form
Dám si červené / bílé / růžové / šumivé víno.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
When ordering wine
Grammar Note
"Dám si" literally means "I'll have" used for ordering
Sklenku / láhev prosím.
A glass / a bottle, please.
Usage
When specifying quantity
Grammar Note
Nouns take accusative case after ordering
Co se hodí k tomuto jídlu?
What pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Asking about food pairing
Grammar Note
"hodit se" means to suit or match
Jaký je obsah alkoholu?
What is the alcohol content?
Usage
Checking alcohol percentage before drinking
Grammar Note
"alkoholu" is the genitive form
Toto víno je suché / ovocné / hladké.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Expressing tasting notes
Grammar Note
Adjectives in neuter form to agree with "víno"
Chtěl/a bych ochutnat místní pivo nebo slivovici.
I'd like to try local beer or slivovitz.
Usage
When wanting to try Czech local spirits
Grammar Note
"Chtěl" for males, "Chtěla" for females
Chtěl/a bych degustaci vín.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
At a winery or wine bar
Grammar Note
Accusative case marks the direct object
Nabízíte ochutnávky / vzorky?
Do you offer flights / samples?
Usage
When wanting to taste multiple varieties in small amounts
Grammar Note
"Nabízíte" is polite "do you offer"
Prosím ne příliš sladké.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Specifying sweetness preference
Grammar Note
"příliš" is an adverb meaning excessively
Jaké je domácí víno?
What's the house wine?
Usage
When looking for a budget-friendly option
Grammar Note
"domácí" is a soft-declension adjective (the nominative form is the same for all genders)
Z jakého regionu je toto víno?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Asking about the wine's region of origin
Grammar Note
"Z" + genitive means "from"
Na zdraví!
Cheers!
Usage
When toasting
Grammar Note
"Na" + accusative expresses "to (one's health)"
Je toto víno vychlazené?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
When ordering white or rosé wine
Grammar Note
Past participle used as adjective
Máte nealkoholické možnosti?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
For non-drinkers
Grammar Note
"ne-" is a negation prefix
Mohu navštívit vinný sklep?
Can I visit the wine cellar?
Usage
When asking for a winery tour
Grammar Note
"navštívit" is a perfective verb (single visit)
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