Pairs well with
Sample Drinks List
Bubbles
Bisol Crede Prosecco Superiore Brut
Veneto, Italy
Crisp citrus, green apple, lively and refreshing. If you like Prosecco but you’re done settling.
Pierre Sparr Crémant Rosé
Alsace, France
Wild strawberry, citrus zest, delicate bubbles. If you like rosé and attention.
Aubuisières Vouvray Brut
Loire Valley, France
Citrus, orchard fruit, touch of honey, fine mousse. If you like Champagne but also like paying rent.
Crispy Whites
Vera Branco Vinho Verde
Portugal
Lime zest, green apple, gentle effervescence, crisp finish. If you like Pinot Grigio but wish it had a personality.
Celeste Verdejo Sur Lie
Rueda, Spain Green apple, citrus peel, fresh herbs, subtle texture. If you like Grüner Veltliner but love a Spanish accent.
Huia Sauvignon Blanc
Marlborough, New Zealand
Grapefruit, passionfruit, herbal lift, mouthwatering acidity. If you like Sauvignon Blanc and have strong opinions.
Aromatic Whites
Leitz Eins Zwei Dry Riesling
Rheingau, Germany
Lime, green apple, stony minerality, bone dry. If you think Riesling is always sweet, apologize now.
Suavia Soave Classico
Veneto, Italy
Citrus, almond, clean minerality, quietly elegant. If you like reminding people you studied abroad in Italy.
Thevenet et Fils Chardonnay
Burgundy, France
Fresh apple, lemon, soft texture, subtle mineral edge. If you like Chardonnay but not the buttered oak plank to the face.
Rosé/Orange Wines
Domaine de Fontsainte Rosé
Languedoc, France
Wild strawberry, pink grapefruit, bone dry and refreshing. If you didn’t even look at the rest of the list.
Librandi Cirò Rosato
Calabria, Italy Ripe red fruit, citrus, a little fuller, still refreshing. If you like rosé but want extra credit.
Becker Family Pinot Gris
Pfalz, Germany
Stone fruit, citrus peel, gentle grip, lightly textured. If you don’t love change but are trying your best.
Light Reds
Santa Tresa Frappato
Sicily, Italy
Red berries, floral lift, feather-light, super fresh. If you think all red wine belongs at room temp, chill.
Domaine Dupeuble Gamay
Beaujolais-Villages, France Juicy red berries, bright, lively, dangerously easy drinking. If you’ve had Beaujolais Nouveau, it’s time to level up.
Cantine Nicosia Nerello Mascalese
Sicily, Italy
Red cherry, light earth, delicate body, a touch more structure. If you like Pinot Noir but wish you were on vacation.
Versatile Reds
Holloran Pinot Noir
Willamette Valley, Oregon
Cherry, earth, spice, silky with added depth. If you’re definitely not drinking Merlot.
Altesino Toscana Rosso
Tuscany, Italy
Dark cherry, dried herbs, soft tannins, built for food. If you like Chianti, minus the basket and candle.
Bodegas LAN Rioja Reserva
Rioja, Spain
Red cherry, vanilla, warm spice, smooth and layered. If you like Cabernet but aren’t trying to impress anyone today.
Bold but Balanced Reds
Brotte Crozes-Hermitage Syrah
Rhône, France
Dark fruit, black pepper, savory, structured yet polished. If you like fantasy, but make it spicy.
Trig Point Cabernet Sauvignon
Sonoma, California Dark fruit, polished tannins, classic structure. If you’d usually be at a steakhouse.
Damilano Langhe Nebbiolo
Piedmont, Italy
Rose petal, red cherry, firm tannin, high-toned acidity. If you think light color means light wine, think again.
On the Sweeter Side
Elvio Tintero Moscato d’Asti
Piedmont, Italy
Peach, orange blossom, lightly sparkling, softly sweet. If you like sweeter wine and a bit of bubbles.
Beer and Cider
Moat Mountain Helles Lager
Shacksbury Rosé Cider
Oxbow Luppolo Pilsner
Sacred Profane Lemon Shandy
Sacred Profane Amber Lager
Bunker Evergreen IPA
Banded Daikaiju DIPA
Bunker Tundra Dark Lager
NA Sips
Athletic Brewing Hazy IPA
Athletic Brewing Golden Ale
Eins-Zwei-Zero Sparkling Rosé
Eins-Zwei-Zero Pinot Noir
