Wine, Beer and Drink Flights

[Bellybee]

Has anyone had any of these and got any pics or menus with costs etc what about a wine pairing.

We are looking for any sorts of different drinks to try.

Thank you

 

[Dawn68PA]

I'd be interested in this answer as well.

From what I understand other than Pleasure Island there really aren't any places to purchase drinks. Wine at Epcot and a couple restaurants have beer and/or wine.

If you go to the link where the menus are you can view the drink listings at the restaurants.

 

[Maraena]

I've heard of the beer flight at Biergarten in Epcot. I seem to recall that you can get some wine tasting/flights in some of the wine stores in the World showcase as well.

I've also seen some pictures of a beer and/or whiskey flight at Raglan road at DTD. And I believe I've seen something about beer flights at Rose and Crown (though I can't honestly picture that one in my head).

I haven't been following the wine flights as closely but I seem to recall one at Boma. Not sure where else, though.

I'm sure someone will offer actual experiences shortly. From what I've seen of pictures (particularly from Biergarten and Raglan Road) of the beer flights, the menus aren't 100% correct in regards to drinks. Hope that helps!

 

[LSK]

In Epcot, Germany, Italy, and France have wine and I believe all 3 offer flights.

Outside of Epcot, I'm not sure about wine flights but I know many restaurants have great wine selections. CA Grill has a great California selection and Jiko has a great South African wine selection. In fact, that's a big reason we went to Jiko. Magic Kingdom is the only place you can't get beer/wine - outside of that almost any TS restaurant has a decent selection.

 

[Sarnia]

I had the beer flight in Biergarten. I can't remember the cost, but I can tell you that I thought it was excellent.

There were four or five different beers, ranging from light beer to a very dark beer. Each had a distinctive flavour, and they were very diffirent from any other beers i've had at WDW.

 

[Bellybee]

Thanks everyone for all your help you are the best.

I am sure I heard about a martini or margarita flight at one of the hotels any one know about this?

 

[jakenjess]

I also had a Reisling flight at Biergarten that was very good.

 

[Tarheel Tink]

I've had the beer flight at Biergarten (very nice) and wine flights at Artist's Point and V&A (both excellent). At Artist's Point I got the additional flight for dessert to get the ice wine (which paired with the dessert I chose).

 

[Pakey]

V&A does a wine pairing with the courses but I do not recall every having a wine flight offered there. I also don't remember flights at Artist Pointe but I'm not sure about that one--I do know they offered pairings.

In addition to any others mentioned here, Citricos had a wine pairing and Bistro de Paris had a wine pairing.

 

[TDC Nala]

I'd be interested in this answer as well.

From what I understand other than Pleasure Island there really aren't any places to purchase drinks. Wine at Epcot and a couple restaurants have beer and/or wine.

If you go to the link where the menus are you can view the drink listings at the restaurants.

Except for the Magic Kingdom, every theme park and pretty much every restaurant serves alcoholic beverages. All the resorts have bars or lounges.

 

[Hopefully]

The Big River Grille at the Boardwalk also offers a beer flight.
It is a brew pub, and some of the beer is actually brewed right there. It was very good.
As others have said, it is easy to get beer and wine everywhere but in the Magic Kingdom. It is common to see folks walking around the parks with an adult beverage in hand.

 

[tmclanton]

What is the difference between a wine pairing and a wine flight?

 

[TDC Nala]

A pairing is paired with food.

A flight is a series of different drinks to compare with each other.

 

[CPT Tripss]

think they offer beer samplers at Rose and Crown - I know three of us did our own sampler with pints . . . we shared

 

[Berettafan]

Did the beer flight at Germany. $10 for 4 6oz servings. Becks and and a dark Becks were two of the 4. Enjoyed it greatly.

The food/wine festival booths had lots of different wine/beers to try as pairings. I did the Becks Octoberfest at the Germany booth and tried a red wine at the booth with the rice/duck dish (NZ maybe?). Yummy stuff. Most of the rest of my Disney dining experience was a bummer but we enjoyed the food/wine festival so much i will make an effort to vacation at the same time in the future.