A guide to saying it like a local
How to Say "What's your house wine" in Spanish
Ask for the house wine at a restaurant with this common Spanish phrase.
¿Cuál es el vino de la casa?
KWAL es el VEE-noh deh lah KAH-sah?neutral
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Order wine at a Spanish-speaking restaurant or bar. This is a direct way to inquire about their house selection.
Alternatives
- ¿Qué vino tienen de la casa?Slightly more informal, asking 'what wine do they have'.
- ¿Tienen vino de la casa?A simpler yes/no question, 'Do you have house wine?'
Ways to get it wrong
Confusing 'vino' with 'vino'
While 'vino' means wine, don't confuse it with 'venir' (to come).
Incorrect gender for 'vino'
'Vino' is masculine, so use 'el vino', not 'la vino'.
A small cultural note
Many restaurants offer a specific, often more affordable, wine as their 'vino de la casa'. It's usually a good way to try a local or regional option.
Frequently asked
how to ask for house wine in spanish
Use '¿Cuál es el vino de la casa?' to directly ask for the house wine. This is a standard and polite way to inquire.
what does vino de la casa mean
It literally translates to 'wine of the house'. This refers to the restaurant's designated house wine, often a good value.
spanish for house wine
The most common phrase for 'house wine' in Spanish is 'vino de la casa'. You can ask about it using '¿Cuál es el vino de la casa?'.
