[
UK
/kˈɔːkɪdʒ/
]
NOUN
- a charge added at a restaurant for every bottle of wine served that was not bought on the premises
How To Use corkage In A Sentence
- The drink list is minimal, but you can bring your own wine and there is no corkage charge.
- Most will permit patrons to bring their own wine upon payment of a corkage fee, if the request is made in appropriate fashion.
- Kazu is also BYO, but be warned, corkage is a little steep at $5 a bottle (only slightly cheaper than the wine my esteemed colleagues and I provided…).
- Arrive at La Romantica before 7.30 pm and you can bring your own wine - there is no corkage fee - and choose any pizza or pasta for £4.95.
- Hotels charge corkage for opening and serving the wine which invariably means it costs the same as the house wine.
- Dunne & Crescenzi is more an eatery than a restaurant and is offering good value in all sorts of areas, like corkage at €3 and set menus.
- With their $11 tax cut they can look forward to being able to splash out on the corkage at Scully's.
- Mains range from 11.50-16.50, and it is BYO only, with a $1.50 corkage charge per person.
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- You can bring your own wine without paying a corkage fee.
