Ouch. Be careful of what you order.
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The host of the dinner -- the guy who would be paying the bill -- told Lentini to pick a bottle, Lentini said.
"I asked the waitress if she could recommend something decent because I don't have experience with wine," Lentini said. "She pointed to a bottle on the menu. I didn't have my glasses. I asked how much and she said, 'Thirty-seven fifty.'"
The drinkers at the table agreed to the price and they ordered, Lentini said.
Soon, the sommelier -- the wine steward -- presented the corked bottle at the table. Lentini said he was having conversation with his companions and didn't really pay attention, but he approved of the bottle.
A taste of the wine was served for him to sample. He approved, he said, and the bottle was placed on the table.
"It was okay. It was good," Lentini said of the wine. "It wasn't great. It wasn't terrible. It was fine."
The total bill was $4,700.61, including tax. The bottle of wine, Screaming Eagle, Oakville 2011 -- cost $3,750.
"I thought the wine was $37.50," Lentini said.
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