Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileApollo Beach Society Wine Bar
Apollo Beach, FL · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
This wine bar stocks 200 wines by the glass or bottle, described as one of the largest by-the-glass programs in the nation, alongside 100 craft beers, ciders, and meads selected by Jason. The wine list spans sparkling, dessert, and port styles, with sommelier-curated flights and a weekly Wine Society tasting of five wines and charcuterie for $30. Four Wine Club tiers range from $50 to $100 per month, each including exclusive bottles and member discounts. Beer labels visible in the venue include Westmalle, Bourbon Barrel Ale, and Juice Lord India Pale Ale.
- What should I order?
- Start with a sommelier-curated wine flight to survey the 200-bottle by-the-glass range, or commit to a full glass from the sparkling or dessert section. Beer drinkers should ask for Westmalle or Bourbon Barrel Ale from the 100-bottle craft selection.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine drinkers who value a deep by-the-glass list and structured tastings, plus beer enthusiasts looking for a 100-bottle craft, cider, and mead selection with named international labels.
- When should I go?
- The weekly Wine Society tasting, at $30 per person for five wines and charcuterie, is a natural draw for an educational evening; the monthly Wine Club tasting adds another recurring option for members.
- What should I expect to spend?
- The weekly Wine Society is $30 per person. Wine Club tiers run $50, $60, $80, and $100 per month, with members receiving 15% off bottle purchases and a discounted $25 rate for the weekly tasting.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A 200-wine by-the-glass program described as one of the largest in the nation, paired with 100 craft beers, ciders, and meads selected by Jason. Four Wine Club tiers and a weekly $30 Wine Society tasting with charcuterie give the program a structured, education-focused shape.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A 200-wine by-the-glass and bottle list described as one of the largest in the nation, spanning sparkling, dessert, and port styles. Sommelier-curated flights, a weekly five-wine tasting with charcuterie, and four Wine Club tiers with monthly bottle allocations give the program structure beyond the pour.
Menu strengths
- — 200 wines available by the glass or bottle, described as one of the largest by-the-glass programs in the nation.
- — Menu includes sparkling, dessert, and port wines, plus sommelier-curated wine flights.
- — Weekly Wine Society is $30 per person and includes five wines and charcuterie.
Standout selections
- — Offers 200 wines available by the glass or bottle, described as one of the largest by-the-glass programs in the nation.
- — The weekly Wine Society tasting pours five wines alongside charcuterie.
Pricing: Weekly Wine Society is $30 per person; Wine Club tiers are $50 to $100 per month.
Beer
A 100-bottle selection of domestic and international craft beers, ciders, and meads chosen by Jason. Visible labels include Westmalle, Bourbon Barrel Ale, Juice Lord India Pale Ale, Guava Wheat Ale, Hoppebrau, and Weissbier, giving the list concrete range across Belgian, barrel-aged, hoppy, and wheat styles.
Menu strengths
- — 100 domestic and international craft beers, ciders, and meads selected by Jason.
- — Visible labels include Westmalle, Bourbon Barrel Ale, Juice Lord IPA, Guava Wheat Ale, Hoppebrau, and Weissbier.
Standout selections
- — Westmalle, a Trappist ale label visible in the selection.
- — Bourbon Barrel Ale, a barrel-aged option among the visible labels.
- — Juice Lord India Pale Ale, a hoppy choice from the visible labels.
How it sits with the food
Charcuterie is served with the weekly Wine Society tasting and the monthly Wine Club tasting, providing a supported food pairing for the wine program.
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