All wine in economy comes in 187ml bottles. On 757s the drink selection is very limited due to the poor ammount of space onboard.
This is a fine vintage. Although the Torres Wines are better known for their reds, this has a chalky melon (Ogen) and good citrus balance.
11.5%
French full bodied chardonnayVery much a classic French chardonnay from the Burgundy region, even the label gives the game away that this is wine of the old school.
A stylish and refined Chardonnay, with subtle toasty aromas and a touch of oak. The flavour is nicely balanced with creamy pineapple fruit and a nutty finish. It has a good nose, and a very strong aftertaste. This wine goes well with Finnair's noodles.
12.5%
Spanish redFrom Catalonia, in Spain.
Rich, oaky nose. Full-bodied, strong yet fairly smooth. For lamb, game and aromatic meat dishes, such as the Finnair breakfasts.
13%
Great stuffOne thing Finnair can do right is its Sparkling wine. This is French Veure du Vernay with a light delicate flavour and very few bubbles - which on a plane is probably a good thing. Highly recomended.
Have it with chicken, and you'll never live to regret it. Not bad for toasting the Northern Lights.
11.5%
What in the UK would be called lager beer. The Spendrups brewery is justly famous in Sweden, and much praised for the light delicate flavour of its beer.
In a 330ml tin. 5%
A good Scandinavian importBeer comes with a good variety - Gron Tuborg. It comes a long way to get on some of Finnair's flights, but its worth it. All the flavour of Stella, but with less alcohol.
In a 275ml tin. 4%.
Its the usual dull stuff you get on the ground.
In a 275ml tin. 4%