Carnival Cruise Line Main Dining Room Wine & Cocktail Menu with Prices
Carnival Cruise Line’s Main Dining Room beverage menu offers a much larger selection than just the featured cocktails you may see on other bar menus around the ship. The menu shown here includes sparkling wine and Champagne, several varieties of white and red wine, rosé, cocktails, martinis, and zero-proof drinks.
These photos were taken directly from Carnival’s digital Your Time Dining menu and provide a useful look at the drink selection and prices available during dinner. Beverage selections and prices can change, so cruisers should use this as a guide and confirm current options once onboard.
For more Carnival information, CruisePrism readers can also explore our Carnival Dining Menus, Carnival Drink Lists, and Carnival Onboard Guides for more information about restaurants, schedules and onboard activities.
Carnival Main Dining Room Wine Menu
The wine list is divided into several categories, with selections available from the United States and wine-producing regions around the world. Some wines are available by the glass as well as by the bottle, while others are listed only by the bottle.
The menu uses separate columns for glass and bottle pricing.
Sparkling Wine and Champagne
The sparkling section ranges from approachable Italian sparkling wines to premium Champagne.
Selections shown on the menu include:
• G.H. Mumm Grand Cordon Brut Champagne – $119 bottle
• Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé Brut Champagne – $99 bottle
• Laurent-Perrier Brut Champagne – $99 bottle
• M. Haslinger & Fils Brut Champagne – $67 bottle
• Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Brut Champagne – $279 bottle
• Ferrari Brut, Trentino – $59 bottle
• French Cancan Brut Nature Blanc – $11.50 glass / $38 bottle
• French Cancan Brut Nature Rosé – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• Maison Castel Ice Cuvée Blanche – $36 bottle
• Bottega Gold Prosecco – $45 bottle
• Bottega Rosé Prosecco – $45 bottle
• Ca’ Marian Castel Pietra Prosecco – $11 glass / $36 bottle
• Santa Margherita Ca’ del Bosco – $149 bottle
• Leonardini Spumante – $34 bottle
Pinot Gris and Other White Wines
Pinot Gris options include Mezzacorona from Trentino for $35 per bottle, Santa Margherita from Alto Adige for $13.50 per glass or $46 per bottle, and Torresella from Veneto for $12.50 per glass or $42 per bottle.
The Exotic Whites section adds several alternatives for passengers who want something beyond Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc.
Selections include Albariño from Familia Torres, Chenin Blanc from Baron Herzog, two Moscato choices, several Rieslings, Vouvray and Conundrum White Blend.
Prices shown include:
• Familia Torres Albariño – $14.25 glass / $49 bottle
• Baron Herzog Chenin Blanc – $38 bottle
• Batasiolo Moscato d’Asti – $39 bottle
• Stemmari Moscato – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
• Albrecht Tradition Riesling – $49 bottle
• Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling – $11.50 glass / $38 bottle
• Leonard Kreusch Riesling – $36 bottle
• Alban de St Pré Vouvray – $39 bottle
• Conundrum White Blend – $15.50 glass / $54 bottle
Sauvignon Blanc
Five Sauvignon Blanc selections appear on this menu:
• Duckhorn, Napa Valley – $64 bottle
• Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve – $46 bottle
• McBride Sisters, Marlborough – $44 bottle
• Villa Maria, Marlborough – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• Viña Leyda Reserva, Leyda Valley – $13 glass / $44 bottle
New Zealand wine fans have two Marlborough options here, while California and Chile are also represented.
Chardonnay
Chardonnay has one of the larger selections among the white wines on this Carnival dining room menu.
Options shown include:
• Bonanza, Caymus Vineyards – $46 bottle
• Camelot, Camelot Vineyards – $36 bottle
• Cave de Lugny Mâcon-Lugny Les Charmes – $14.50 glass / $50 bottle
• Chalk Hill, Sonoma Coast – $78 bottle
• Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Valley – $13 glass / $44 bottle
• Gerard Bertrand – $36 bottle
• Grgich Hills Estate, Napa Valley – $89 bottle
• J Vineyards, Russian River Valley – $68 bottle
• Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• La Crema, Monterey County – $49 bottle
• McBride Sisters, Central Coast – $44 bottle
Rosé
Four rosé choices appear on the photographed menu:
• Gerard Bertrand Côte des Roses – $12 glass / $40 bottle
• Hampton Water – $42 bottle
• La Fête du Rosé, St. Tropez, Côtes de Provence – $78 bottle
• Camelot White Zinfandel – $11 glass / $36 bottle
The menu then transitions from whites and rosés into Carnival’s red wine selection.
Pinot Noir
The Pinot Noir section includes wines from California, Oregon and New Zealand.
• Camelot – $36 bottle
• Castle Rock California Cuvée – $39 bottle
• Chalk Hill, Sonoma Coast – $49 bottle
• Cherry Pie Tri-County – $14.50 glass / $50 bottle
• Hartford Court, Russian River Valley – $79 bottle
• Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• La Crema, Monterey – $52 bottle
• Mirassou – $42 bottle
• Patz & Hall, Sonoma Coast – $96 bottle
• Sea Sun – $49 bottle
• Spy Valley, Marlborough – $62 bottle
• Willamette Valley Vineyards, Willamette Valley – $69 bottle
Zinfandel and Merlot
The Zinfandel list is relatively short:
• Cline, Lodi – $44 bottle
• Edmeades Perli Vineyard, Mendocino Ridge – $78 bottle
• Michael David Earthquake, Lodi – $69 bottle
Four Merlots are shown:
• Columbia Crest, Columbia Valley – $38 bottle
• Duckhorn, Napa Valley – $89 bottle
• Decoy, Duckhorn Portfolio – $54 bottle
• Josh Cellars – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon ranges from bottles under $40 to significantly more expensive Napa Valley selections.
• Castle Rock, Paso Robles – $38 bottle
• Caymus, Napa Valley – $135 bottle
• Château Cantemerle, Haut-Médoc, Bordeaux – $99 bottle
• Concha y Toro Casillero del Diablo, Central Valley – $42 bottle
• Duckhorn Decoy, Sonoma County – $15 glass / $52 bottle
• Francis Coppola Diamond Collection – $49 bottle
• Gerard Bertrand Réserve Spéciale – $40 bottle
• Herzog Lineage, Paso Robles – $42 bottle
• Josh Cellars – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• Shafer One Point Five, Stags’ Leap District, Napa Valley – $146 bottle
• The Wines of Coppola, Paso Robles – $13 glass / $44 bottle
Red Blends & Friends
Carnival’s Red Blends & Friends section broadens the list beyond the familiar single-varietal wines.
The photographed menu includes:
• Allegrini Amarone della Valpolicella Classico – $109 bottle
• Batasiolo Ca Bianca Barbera d’Asti – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
• Batasiolo Barolo – $78 bottle
• Marques de Casa Concha Carmenere – $14 glass / $48 bottle
• D’Aquino Chianti Classico Riserva – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• Bodegas Borsao Tres Lagunas Garnacha – $39 bottle
• Voskevaz Karasi Haghtanak – $67 bottle
• Riunite Lambrusco – $11 glass / $36 bottle
• Catena Malbec – $13.50 glass / $46 bottle
• Los Bocheros Malbec – $42 bottle
• Caymus-Suisun The Walking Fool Red Blend – $79 bottle
• Stella Rosa Black Label Red Blend – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
• Paraduxx Red Blend, Napa Valley – $88 bottle
• Peter Lehmann Portrait Shiraz – $13 glass / $44 bottle
• Two Hands Bella’s Garden Shiraz – $109 bottle
• Tenuta Luce della Vite Luce Super Tuscan – $159 bottle
• Valadorna Super Tuscan – $125 bottle
• Torres Sangre de Toro Tempranillo – $39 bottle
Non-Alcoholic Wine
The wine menu also includes two non-alcoholic options from Natureo in Spain:
• Grenache-Syrah – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
• Muscat – $12.50 glass / $42 bottle
Carnival also offers a separate zero-proof cocktail section, giving passengers several alcohol-free choices beyond wine.
Carnival Main Dining Room Cocktails
The cocktail menu shown in the Carnival Your Time Dining section prices its featured cocktails at $12.50 each.
Dark ‘N Stormy
Goslings Rum, ginger beer and fresh lime juice.
Margarita
1800 Silver Tequila, triple sec and fresh lime juice.
Bahama Mama
Flor de Caña Rum, Malibu Coconut Rum, grenadine, pineapple juice and orange juice.
Summer Haze
1800 Silver Tequila, Bosscal Mezcal, watermelon nectar, lime juice, mint and a splash of soda.
Lynchburg Lemonade
Jack Daniel’s, triple sec and lemonade.
The Fresh Italian
Aperol, Bacardi Rum, a touch of orange juice, citrus and a splash of soda.
Carnival Martini Menu
Martinis are priced at $13 each on the photographed menu.
The Carnival Cosmo
Skyy Vodka, limoncello and cranberry juice.
Pomtini
Stoli Vodka and pomegranate syrup.
Skrewball Espresso Martini
Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, JF Haden’s Espresso Liqueur and coffee.
Spicy Chipotle Pineapple Martini
Stoli Vodka, chipotle pineapple syrup, pineapple juice and mint leaves.
Chocolatini
Stoli Vanilla Vodka, Irish Cream and chocolate liqueur.
Carnival Zero-Proof Cocktails
Carnival’s alcohol-free cocktail options are listed at $9.75 each.
Captain’s Cooler
Ritual Zero-Proof Tequila, piña colada blend and passionfruit nectar topped with club soda.
Tropic Tide
Orange juice, pineapple juice, hibiscus nectar and passionfruit.
On the Water
Watermelon, lychee nectar and lemon juice.
Yuzu Vice
Ritual Zero-Proof Tequila, triple sec, guava nectar, yuzu and lime juice.
The menu also advises guests to ask their server about the Daily Cordial Specials.
What to Know About Carnival Your Time Dining and Drinks
Your Time Dining is Carnival’s flexible Main Dining Room option. Instead of having the same assigned dinner time each evening, guests using Your Time Dining can check in when they are ready to eat. Carnival’s HUB App can be used for check-in, and guests are notified when their table is ready.
Once seated, guests can order beverages from the dining room drink menu in addition to ordering dinner.
Carnival also offers its Cruise the Vineyards wine program on eligible sailings. This is separate from simply ordering individual glasses or bottles from the wine list and is designed for guests who want a multi-bottle wine package during their cruise.
Beverage menus, availability and prices can change, so the menu displayed onboard during your sailing should always be considered the final source for current pricing.
Carnival Main Dining Room Drink Menu FAQ
How much are cocktails in the Carnival Main Dining Room?
The featured cocktails shown on this menu are $12.50 each.
How much are martinis on Carnival?
The martinis pictured on this Main Dining Room menu are $13 each.
How much are Carnival zero-proof cocktails?
The four zero-proof cocktails shown on this menu are $9.75 each.
Can you order wine by the glass in Carnival’s Main Dining Room?
Yes. A number of wines on the photographed menu are offered by the glass, although many selections are available only by the bottle. The menu identifies separate glass and bottle prices.
Does Carnival have non-alcoholic wine?
Yes. This menu lists Natureo Grenache-Syrah and Natureo Muscat in its Non Alcoholic section. Both are shown at $12.50 per glass or $42 per bottle.
Does Carnival have Champagne in the Main Dining Room?
Yes. The menu includes several Champagnes as well as Prosecco, Spumante and other sparkling wines.
Can I order drinks with Your Time Dining?
Yes. The photos shown here come directly from Carnival’s digital Your Time Dining menu and include wine, cocktails, martinis and zero-proof drinks available to order with dinner.
Does Carnival have wine packages?
Yes. Carnival offers its Cruise the Vineyards program on eligible sailings, with packages featuring wines from several countries. Package offerings and prices can vary, so check the current options for your sailing.
Are Carnival drink prices always the same?
No. Carnival can change beverage pricing and availability. The prices in this guide reflect the menu shown in the photos and should be treated as a snapshot of the onboard menu rather than a guarantee for every future sailing.
Final Thoughts
Carnival’s Main Dining Room beverage menu has a surprisingly broad range of choices. Wine drinkers can choose from affordable bottles and wines by the glass through premium Champagne, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, Amarone and Super Tuscan selections. Cocktail drinkers have familiar choices such as a Margarita and Dark ‘N Stormy alongside options like the Summer Haze and Skrewball Espresso Martini.
Passengers who are skipping alcohol are not limited to soda or juice, either. The photographed menu includes both non-alcoholic wines and a dedicated zero-proof cocktail selection.
For anyone researching Carnival Cruise Line drink prices before sailing, these menus provide a useful idea of what to expect when sitting down for dinner in the Main Dining Room. Just remember that Carnival can update prices and selections, so check the current digital menu once onboard for the exact offerings on your cruise.
