Wine & Spirits

1. ขอดูเมนูไวน์ได้ไหม

   Khǒ du me-nu wai dâi mǎi?

   May I see the wine list?

   Usage

   Used at a restaurant to request the wine menu

   Grammar Note

   "Kho ~ dai mai" is a polite request form

2. แนะนำไวน์ท้องถิ่นได้ไหม

   Náe-nam wai thóng-thìn dâi mǎi?

   Can you recommend a local wine?

   Usage

   Used to ask for local wine recommendations

   Grammar Note

   "Thong-thin" means "local" and is used for regional products

3. ขอไวน์แดง/ขาว/โรเซ่หนึ่งแก้ว

   Khǒ wai daeng/khǎo/ro-sê nùeng kâeo.

   I'd like a glass of red / white / rosé wine.

   Usage

   Used to order wine by the glass

   Grammar Note

   "Nueng kaeo" means "one glass" as a quantity expression

4. ขอเป็นขวดได้ไหม

   Khǒ pen khùad dâi mǎi?

   I'd like a bottle, please.

   Usage

   Used to order a full bottle of wine

   Grammar Note

   "Pen" specifies the form or unit; "kho pen khuat" means "a bottle, please"

5. อาหารนี้เข้ากับไวน์อะไรดี

   A-hǎn ní khâo-gàp wai à-rai di?

   What wine pairs well with this dish?

   Usage

   Used to ask about wine pairings with food

   Grammar Note

   "Khao-gap" means "to match / go well with"

6. ปริมาณแอลกอฮอล์เท่าไหร่

   Pà-rí-man aen-ko-hon thâo-rài?

   What is the alcohol content?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the alcohol percentage

   Grammar Note

   "Aen-ko-hon" is borrowed from English "alcohol"

7. ไวน์นี้รสฝาด/ผลไม้/นุ่ม

   Wai ní rót fàt/phǒn-lá-mái/nûm.

   This wine is astringent / fruity / smooth.

   Usage

   Used to describe the taste profile of a wine

   Grammar Note

   "Rot" means "taste / flavor" in Thai

8. อยากลองชิมไวน์

   Yàak long chim wai.

   I'd like to do a wine tasting.

   Usage

   Used to express interest in wine tasting

   Grammar Note

   "Long" means "to try" and "chim" means "to taste/sample"

9. ขอแบบไม่หวานมาก

   Khǒ bàep mâi wǎn mâak.

   Not too sweet, please.

   Usage

   Used to specify that you prefer a less sweet option

   Grammar Note

   "Kho baep ~" means "I'd like the kind that is ~", and "mai ~ mak" means "not very ~"

10. ไวน์ประจำร้านคืออะไร

    Wai prà-cham rán khue à-rai?

    What's the house wine?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the house wine selection

    Grammar Note

    "Pra-cham" means "regular / standing" in Thai

11. ไวน์นี้มาจากแหล่งไหน

    Wai ní ma chàk làeng nǎi?

    What region is this wine from?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the region of origin for a wine

    Grammar Note

    "Laeng nai" asks "from which region/source"

12. ชนแก้ว!

    Chon kâeo!

    Cheers! / Let's toast!

    Usage

    Used when toasting with drinks

    Grammar Note

    "Chon kaeo" literally means "to knock glasses" (cheers)

13. มีตัวเลือกไม่มีแอลกอฮอล์ไหม

    Mi tua-lûeak mâi mi aen-ko-hon mǎi?

    Do you have non-alcoholic options?

    Usage

    Used to ask for non-alcoholic drink options

    Grammar Note

    "Tua-lueak" means "option / choice" in Thai

14. ขอเยี่ยมชมห้องเก็บไวน์ได้ไหม

    Khǒ yîam-chom hông kèp wai dâi mǎi?

    Can I visit the wine cellar?

    Usage

    Used to request a visit to the wine cellar

    Grammar Note

    "Yiam-chom" is a formal word for "to visit/tour"

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