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We're trying to get an idea of our budget for an Alaskan trip. My husband doesn't drink, so buying a bottle of wine would be wasteful, and I enjoy trying new wines. About how much does a glass of wine with dinner cost? What about mixed drinks?

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Drinks would run from about $5.50 - 10.00.

 

Celebrity has a wonderful service regarding wine. You can buy a bottle of wine and only drink what you wish. Your Sommelier will have it capped and saved for you. It will be waiting for you at your table the next evening. It is great for partners where only one drinks.

 

You can also buy wine by the glass or by the 1/2 bottle.

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Hi, I agree with Jim's comments about the bottle. Unless of course

you want to try a different wine each evening;)

I think a glass will probably run you in the 7.00 range..depending

on the wine.

Not all of them are sold by the glass.

 

Enjoy your cruise:)

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We're trying to get an idea of our budget for an Alaskan trip. My husband doesn't drink, so buying a bottle of wine would be wasteful, and I enjoy trying new wines. About how much does a glass of wine with dinner cost? What about mixed drinks?

 

This site has some of the information and more:

 

 

http://cruiseclues.com/galaxy/galaxywinelist.htm

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I returned a couple weeks ago from the Galaxy and the Kettle 1 martini's I enjoyed each evening were $7.00+ gratuity. I ordered a glass of house Cabernet the first night for my wife and myself and the bill was over $20. That lost me for the trip with wine. Usually we have a glass and sometimes 2 but not for that amount. I would have expected the cost to be $6-7 and we'd be fine to drink the entire trip. They did offer the bottle as mentioned above but I wanted to sample before buying. I consider the drinks to be reasonable and they had daily specials for less than $5. They were bloody mary, margarita, etc. Have a great trip.

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Although the martinis cost about $10.00 the glasses are far from small. Believe me, three of them will put you out for the night peacefully.

 

3 of them:eek: I wouldn't make it back to the cabin:eek: and probably

would not even get to the Dining room!

I do one before dinner and am happy:D .....

Now on Caribbean Cruises, I enjoy a mudslide during the day too:)

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On Infinity to Hawaii in 2004 and 2005 beers were two for the price of one on sea days at the aft bar. This was not offered on the Millenium transatlantic last year, so it may depend on the itinerary.

 

Regards

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Val & Jerry Three Martinis!!!! (Story by New York socialite D. Parker) I love to have a Martini, two at the very most, three I am under the table, four I am under the host. Thanks but I agree with Miss Parker---two at the very most!!!!! Sea/FAB

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beer snob here :o

 

Prices on beers and is there any tap selection at all to choose from or is it an all Bud/Miller scene?

 

 

Corona or Heiniken were bucket of 5 for price of 4. (pool/deck bars) And I recall Alaskan Amber on our PNW cruise. I don't drink dark beer but micro brews were a bit scarce as I recall.

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Hi, I agree with Jim's comments about the bottle. Unless of course

you want to try a different wine each evening;)

I think a glass will probably run you in the 7.00 range..depending

on the wine.

Not all of them are sold by the glass.

 

Enjoy your cruise:)

last time we were on Celebrity a glass of white wine was $9.00 including 15% gratuity. $7.00 might be a little low, but close.

 

Nita

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last time we were on Celebrity a glass of white wine was $9.00 including 15% gratuity. $7.00 might be a little low, but close.

 

Nita

 

ok...9.00....somewhere between 7 and 10 bucks.

I was just guesstimating......I ordered a glass on my recent

cruise on Mercury but can't recall how much it cost.

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ok...9.00....somewhere between 7 and 10 bucks.

I was just guesstimating......I ordered a glass on my recent

cruise on Mercury but can't recall how much it cost.

 

the only reason I remember so well: my Dd loves her wine. One day at lunch I ordered a glass thinking she would as well. She didn't which shocked the heck out of me. When mine came, before I even saw the bill, her comment was, you will soon see why I decided to skip it this time. I have to admit I was expecting more like $7.00. From then on I opted to drink water (which is better for me anyway) at lunch.

 

Nita

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I found this on the X website... in the FAQs:

 

What are the prices for onboard drinks?

Subject: Food and Beverage

 

Alcoholic beverage prices:

Aperitifs: $5.50

Standard alcohol: $5.50 and up

Premium alcohol: $5.75 and up

Cocktails: $4.95 and up

Wine glass: $5.95 and up

Champagne glass: $6.95 and up

Domestic beer: $4.50

Imported beer: $4.50 and up

 

Non-Alcoholic Beverage prices:

Soft drink (glass): $1.25

Soft drink (can): $1.95

Water: $2.50 and up

Drinks purchased in souvenir glass: $8.95

 

Coffee, tea, and milk:

Complimentary onboard all ships in all lounges except for Cova Cafe.

 

Hope this helps.

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I found this on the X website... in the FAQs:

 

What are the prices for onboard drinks?

Subject: Food and Beverage

 

Alcoholic beverage prices:

Aperitifs: $5.50

Standard alcohol: $5.50 and up

Premium alcohol: $5.75 and up

Cocktails: $4.95 and up

Wine glass: $5.95 and up

Champagne glass: $6.95 and up

Domestic beer: $4.50

Imported beer: $4.50 and up

 

Non-Alcoholic Beverage prices:

Soft drink (glass): $1.25

Soft drink (can): $1.95

Water: $2.50 and up

Drinks purchased in souvenir glass: $8.95

 

Coffee, tea, and milk:

Complimentary onboard all ships in all lounges except for Cova Cafe.

 

Hope this helps.

and I would be willing to bet, wine at 5.95 can never be found.

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Oh, I'm sure it can be found. Whether or not it's drinkable is another matter!:cool:

 

lol:D well, that would be interesting.......ripple, MD2020....Boone's Farm.....

all made from a grape...I think;)

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