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Todd Templin
Beer & Wine Director
ttemplin@dorothylane.com
Todd Templin has been with Dorothy Lane Market for over 20 years. He has taken wine classes at Miami University and traveled to France and the Napa and Sonoma Valleys to increase his knowledge of wine. Todd has attended many seminars, food shows, and tastings in search of quality wines for Dorothy Lane Market.
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Beer and Wine Needs
Dorothy Lane Market's choice for your bar needs:
(all bottles are 750 ml unless otherwise noted)
| Number of Guests |
25 |
50 |
100 |
150 |
200 |
250 |
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| Bars |
1 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
2 |
3 |
| Bartenders |
1 |
1 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
3 |
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| Beer |
1 case |
1.5 cases |
2 cases |
4 cases |
5 cases |
6 cases |
| Light Beer |
1 case |
1.5 cases |
2 cases |
4 cases |
5 cases |
6 cases |
| White Wine |
8 bottles |
12 bottles |
24 bottles |
36 bottles |
48 bottles |
60 bottles |
| Red Wine |
4 bottles |
6 bottles |
10 bottles |
14 bottles |
20 bottles |
25 bottles |
| Champagne |
1 bottle yields 8 glasses |
1 case yields 96 glasses |
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Nature of affair: An Afternoon picnic and a sit down evening dinner will have different needs. When making your decisions it is important to remember that the season, time of day and nature of the function can dramatically affect consumption. Remember, you know your guests.
Bottle size: While it is sometimes cheaper to buy in larger bottle formats, consumption must be considered. It is often better to purchase in 750 ml size as there is less spillage, easier handling and simply less quantity left in open bottles.
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