The simplest answer is 10 750mL bottles.
A more complete answer depends on several factors.
Are the people heavy drinkers, or are many of them teetotalers? There are several variances in between, and if your crowd is the classy wino type, you'll need more.
What selection of wine are you making available? If there are more options, people may want to try more, so you'll need more wine.
Just like when you have more than one dinner selection at a buffet, you have more food than if you're only serving one entree. You can even have the wine selections set up to be proportional to the food selection.
What kind of food will be served and in what atmosphere? Obviously, if wine is the focus, you will need more. If food is the focus, you would need less wine. Sit downs tend to be more conducive to wine drinking.
The length of the event will also play a role. People will drink more at a 5 hour party than they would at a half hour cocktail event.
What kind of wine are you serving? If the wine is expensive, your guests may be satisfied with a more moderate amount.
Hope this helps!
Most boxed wine is stored in a 3 liter bag which holds the equivalent of 4 bottles of wine. Generally, a bottle of wine produces 4 to 6 glasses depending on the size of the glass. Consequently, a box of wine would equal the equivalent of 16 to 24 glasses.
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No. You should have at least ten bottles for 50 people.
Neither they should both keep making cheese and wine as the two counties make them so differently.
There are 189,270.589 mL in 50 gallons, so there are 252.361 750 mL bottles in 50 gallons, or approximately 253 bottles.
Depending on how much you pour it will take at least 50 bottles.
The ship supplied 1000, although many people had up to 50 private cases each!
50 bottles
A magnum is 1.5 litres therefore 2 standard size 750 ml bottles
Portugal is the leading producer of cork, producing more than 50% of the total amount of cork used for wine bottles. However, today there is a shift towards using synthetic cork instead of real cork as it does not have the chance to eventually contaminate the wine that it seals.
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