What kind of beer & wine should I serve?

Maybe a chardonnay for white wine.

Beer maybe coors lt or bud light....but you know your guests.

Good beer & good wine.

I would do a Sauvignon Blanc too (preferably one from New Zealand as they tend to be crisper). And I'm at a loss for beer. Maybe Heineken?

Please have a Chardonnay. Many people don't like moscato because it's so sweet. I went to a wedding last weekend and that was the only white wine choice - so I had no wine.

What about Pinot Grigio for anther white? I'm no help with red wine, though, because I don't drink it.

Edited for spelling.

Sam Adams and chardonnay/Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi (that's some of what we're having)

I'm at a loss for wine, but for beer I would say maybe Bud Light or something dark? Depends on your guests.

And maybe a merlot/dry red wine.

Miller is a lighter beer, Blue moon is kinda medium so maybe something heavier like a Sam adams?

Both the Moscato and "sweet red" are well...sweet wines, Maybe a white or a more dry red like a merlot.

But agree only you know your guest and what they will drink

If you're already serving Miller Light, I wouldn't serve something else similiar to it (and not just because Bud Light is terrible.) If it's in your budget, I would probably do an IPA of some kind.

Yeah I'm trying to think of something a bit darker for beer. Sam Adams is too expensive. It's like 9 bucks for a six pack. I forgot to mention we're supplying pur own alcohol.

Maybe Heineken for beer? And i would do a Chardonnay for wine

We had a keg of Shiner ($150) and a keg of an IPA.

Are you only looking at bottles? Is a keg an option? Do you have an actual bartender and are just supplying the liqour?

If Sam Adams is too expensive, I would do just those two beers and maybe Mike's Hard as a 3rd choice.

Do you think the drink menu is all too sweet?

You have a light beer and a wheat beer, you will want to add something a little darker too to round it out. Same idea with the wine, get one red one white and one blush so there is something for everyone

We do have a bartender. I was thinking getting a keg, but we can return any unopened bottles.

Tisdale! If you have a Giant Food grocery store, it is the best cheap wine (better than Barefoot in my opinion). I would also suggest picking only 1 sweet wine. The majority of wine drinkers dislike the sweet stuff. Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot (and a blush/sweet red) would be happy mediums. None of them are too dry, and I think most would be happy with those options

Natty Boh or something Heavy Seas.