Restaurant
Unclaimed profile19th Hole Bar & Grill
Bremerton, WA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beverage program leans on a defined rosé and sparkling set with tasting notes, ABV, and prices from $14 to $23. The Black Cherry Espresso Martini, built with Luxardo maraschino cherries and Caffe Cocina coffee, anchors the cocktail side. A Wines of South Africa promotional item at $40 adds a higher-priced option. The wine page groups rosé and sparkling with enough detail to choose by style and body.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Black Cherry Espresso Martini if you want the cocktail side. On the wine list, the rosé at $23 is described as dry and grippy with opulent summer fruits, while the $14 sparkling shows lemon sherbet and grapefruit. Both are listed with ABV and tasting notes.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- The $14–$23 rosé range and $14–$23 sparkling range keep the list approachable for mixed preferences at one table.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Rosé wines are priced at $14, $17, $19, $21, and $23. Sparkling wines are listed at $14, $17, and $23. A Wines of South Africa promotional item is listed at $40.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The wine page documents rosé and sparkling wines with tasting notes, ABV, and prices, including five rosés and three sparkling options. The cocktail side is represented by a Black Cherry Espresso Martini using Luxardo maraschino cherries and Caffe Cocina coffee.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail list is represented by a Black Cherry Espresso Martini made with Luxardo maraschino cherries and Caffe Cocina coffee, shown in a promotional image. The venue describes itself as always innovative and new, inviting guests to see what it is mixing up this season.
Menu strengths
- — The Black Cherry Espresso Martini names Luxardo maraschino cherries and Caffe Cocina coffee as components.
- — The venue positions its cocktail output as seasonal and changing, with an invitation to see what is being mixed up this season.
Standout selections
- — Black Cherry Espresso Martini — espresso martini with Luxardo maraschino cherries and Caffe Cocina coffee.
Wine
The wine page lists five rosé wines at $23, $14, $17, $19, and $21 alongside three sparkling wines at $23, $14, and $17. Each entry carries tasting notes and ABV, and a Wines of South Africa promotional item is listed at $40.
Menu strengths
- — Five rosé wines span $14 to $23 with descriptions covering body and fruit character.
- — A Wines of South Africa promotional item at $40 extends the wine page beyond the rosé and sparkling range.
Standout selections
- — Rosé Wine (Dry, Grippy With Opulent Summer Fruits) — $23, 12.5% ABV, light bodied.
- — Rosé Wine (Dried Strawberry, Red Apples, Inviting) — $14, 13% ABV, light bodied.
- — Sparkling Wine (Lemon Sherbet, Apple and Orange Zest) — $23, 11% ABV.
- — Sparkling Wine (Strawberry, Shortbread and Rose Petals) — $17, 12.5% ABV.
Pricing: Rosé wines $14–$23; sparkling wines $14–$23; Wines of South Africa promotional item $40.
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