Restaurant
Unclaimed profileB2 Bar and Grill
Eugene, OR · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
B2 Bar and Grill runs a beverage program with clear range. Six cocktails, priced $12–$13, include the Watermelon Crawl, Bourbon Renewal, and Plane Crash, a mezcal spin on the Paper Plane. The wine list is extensive, with reds, whites, and bubbles by glass and bottle, from an $8 house red to a $110 Silver Oak Cabernet. Draft and canned beer cover local Oregon breweries and a non-alcoholic Athletic IPA.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Plane Crash, a $13 mix of mezcal, Montenegro amaro, Aperol, and fresh lemon served up in a coupe. For wine, the Anne Amie Pinot Noir from Willamette Valley is $14 by glass or $56 by bottle. Beer drinkers can choose from Oregon drafts like Crux Pils or Fort George IPA at $7.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups ordering a mix of cocktails, wine, and beer will find something for each drinker. Wine-focused guests can work through reds, whites, and bubbles by glass or bottle. Beer drinkers get local Oregon drafts and cans, and anyone avoiding alcohol has a canned Athletic IPA.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour offers $6.50 well drinks, $7 house red and house white, and $1 off drafts. The regular cocktail and wine prices apply outside those hours.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are $12–$13. Wine runs $8 per glass or $36 per bottle for the house daily selection, up to $110 for a Silver Oak Cabernet. Draft beers are $7, Coors Light is $6, and cans are $7. The non-alcoholic Athletic IPA is $6.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail list is specific rather than generic, with six named drinks built from detailed ingredient lists, including the mezcal-and-amaro Plane Crash and the jalapeño-infused Hot And Heavy. The wine list spans reds, whites, and bubbles by glass and bottle, and the beer selection leans on Oregon breweries like Crux, Good Life, Fort George, Pfriem, and Pelican.
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Cocktails
Six named cocktails with detailed ingredient lists and prices from $12 to $13. The range covers tequila, bourbon, mezcal, vodka, and a rosé sangria, giving the list clear variety rather than a single style repeated.
Menu strengths
- — Six cocktails with ingredients and prices are published, so the list is specific and easy to navigate.
- — Prices are consistent at $12–$13, with happy hour well drinks at $6.50.
Standout selections
- — Plane Crash: mezcal, Montenegro amaro, Aperol, and fresh lemon, served up in a coupe as a spin on the Paper Plane.
- — Bourbon Renewal: bourbon, lemon, simple, Crème de cassis, and a dash of bitters over crushed ice.
- — Watermelon Crawl: tequila, fresh lime, agave, and Mela watermelon juice with a dash of Tajin.
Pricing: $12–$13; happy hour well drinks $6.50
Wine
An extensive wine list with reds, whites, and bubbles by glass and bottle. House red and white daily selections are $8 per glass or $36 per bottle, and bottles range up to $110 with Pinot Noir, Cabernet, Syrah, Zinfandel, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Chenin Blanc, and Champagne.
Menu strengths
- — Reds, whites, and bubbles are available by glass and bottle, with multiple regions and varietals.
- — House red and house white daily selections offer an $8 glass or $36 bottle option, and happy hour drops them to $7.
Standout selections
- — Pinot Noir, Anne Amie, Willamette Valley OR 2024 at $14 per glass or $56 per bottle.
- — Cabernet, Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, CA 2021 at $110 per bottle.
- — Champagne, Veuve Clicquot, France at $100 per bottle.
Pricing: House red/white $8/glass or $36/bottle; bottles $36–$110; happy hour house wine $7
Beer
Draft beers, canned beers, and ciders are available. Drafts are $7, with Coors Light at $6, and cans are $7. The selection includes local Oregon breweries and a non-alcoholic IPA, with happy hour taking $1 off drafts.
Menu strengths
- — Draft and canned options include multiple local Oregon breweries, giving the list regional range.
- — Happy hour offers $1 off drafts, and a non-alcoholic canned IPA is available at $6.
Standout selections
- — Crux Pils, Bend, OR: draft pilsner at $7.
- — Fort George IPA, Astoria, OR: draft IPA at $7.
- — Pfreim Hazy IPA, Hood River, OR: draft hazy IPA at $7.
Pricing: Drafts $7, Coors Light $6; cans $7; happy hour $1 off drafts
Nonalcoholic
The non-alcoholic option is a canned Athletic IPA at $6.; A canned non-alcoholic IPA is listed at $6, providing a clear alcohol-free beer option.
Menu strengths
- — A canned non-alcoholic IPA is listed at $6, providing a clear alcohol-free beer option.
Standout selections
- — Athletic IPA Non Alc: canned non-alcoholic IPA at $6.
Pricing: $6
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