A wine menu template guests can navigate
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A clear wine menu template groups bottles predictably and uses one line format throughout: producer, wine or cuvée, vintage, origin, optional grape, serving format, and price. Separate by-the-glass choices and explain pour sizes.
Key facts
- Main groups
- Sparkling, white, rosé, red, dessert
- Line format
- Producer, wine, vintage, origin, price
- Serving clarity
- Separate glass and bottle
- Availability
- Add a concise cellar-change note
Suggested wine-list outline
Venue name and sommelier note; wines by the glass; sparkling; white; rosé and skin-contact; red; sweet and fortified; non-alcoholic alternatives; serving-size note; availability statement.
Apply one naming convention
Choose whether producer or wine name comes first and stay consistent. Avoid unexplained abbreviations. Consistent punctuation and vintage placement make a long list much easier to scan.
Design for live inventory
Keep the editable source organized so staff can remove sold-out bottles or replace vintages quickly. Publish a checked export behind the same menu link and state that availability may change.
Frequently asked questions
What information belongs on a wine menu?
Typically producer, wine name, vintage, origin, optional grape or style detail, serving format, and price.
Should wines be grouped by grape or region?
Use the structure your guests and staff understand best, but apply it consistently and provide clear top-level style categories.
Can a wine-list QR code stay the same?
Yes. Replace the digital list behind a stable managed link as inventory changes.
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Upload your PDF or image, create one stable QR code, and replace the menu later without changing the code already on your tables.
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