The Wine Menus..

I know that Boma's has a bar just outside of the restaurant and they bring their drinks in from there, so I would imagine if there is a "separate" bar at Jiko's it's the same? Help anyone else with input?

At our favorite special-occasion restaurant closer to home, they bring out a file card box with each wine on its own card so the "list" can be updated daily if necessary.

Anyway, that may be why you can't find a list - if the list changes often it would be too much of a bother to post one.

I've found ones from AP at Wilderness Lodge..

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I am a wine drinker. I have noticed that buying a bottle of wine in a Disney table service restaurant is much more expensive than buying the same amount by the glass. So when in Disney, even at a nice restaurant where we would normally order a bottle of wine we will have glasses of wine instead. Check it out yourself when you are there before you order a bottle. It is the opposite to the UK where it is nearly always cheaper to buy a bottle.

Good call....What is the average size of measure of wine glass.?( Typical Scotsman )

Well the empty glasses are a good size, how full the bartender/server fills them up varies. I would say that when we order a glass of wine at the bar it is larger than our 175ml size but not always as large as a 250ml glass, although it is on occasions especially if you chat to (and tip) your bartender

Just an example. We were at a bar in Downtown Disney. We ordered two glasses of wine. I think they were about $9.00 each. We saw the bartender open the bottle, pour the two glasses and there was about 1/3 of the bottle left. A bottle of the same wine was around $45.00 so you would be paying $25.00 for the third glass. It makes no sense.

So, we will just order a Pinot Grigio or Sauvigion blanc by the glass. We have never had a bad wine ever at any Disney Restaurant or bar (and I am fussy).

Thanks for all that info Miss Mikki...Are you from this side of the pond.?..UK...

Yes, I am from North Liverpool. I think you mentioned that you can see the Isle of Mann from where you live on a clear day. So can we

Jiko does have its own bar inside and just to the right.
This review has pictures of the dessert wine list and the brandy/port/single malt list however not of the full wine list
http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2013/08/25/review-jiko-at-disney-worlds-animal-kingdom-lodge/

Off the top of my head I don't know an online source that always has the wine lists available.

I've looked before too. Haven't found anything other than a random photo posted that included a page from the wine list. But I agree with Miss Mikki - I've not had a bad glass of wine so far from a signature dining spot. When I try something new, more often than not I am pleasantly surprised.

Now I've certainly created my own clunker by trying to pair a new wine with a dish. If there is a pairing suggestion, I almost always choose that one.

Depends a lot if it's the beginning of the bottle or he/she is finishing off.

You mean there's more wine at the top of the bottle than the bottom. .LOL...We will prob wait until we arrive at the restaurant..

No, I mean if the waitstaff is starting a bottle, they tend to pour the "standard" amount, but if the bottle doesn't have enough for another glass and they are at the table, the waitstaff will often just empty the bottle, so sometimes the last glassful from the bottle "can be" a bit more generous. Just from some of my college waitstaffing experiences and dining at WDW, but if the whole bottle is on your table to start with.....