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Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileCaet [seafood I oysterette]
Ridgeland, MS · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The wine list is the argument for booking here: more than 40 fine wines by the glass nightly, each available as a 6oz pour, a 4oz half-glass, or a 2oz taste, with sparkling, rosé, white, red, and dessert wines represented. A May 2026 bottle list adds large-format bottles and a wide price span. Beyond wine, there are cocktails, a full menu of whiskeys, Mississippi-brewed craft beer on tap, and a zero-proof sparkling option.
- What should I order?
- Order wine by the glass and use the three pour sizes deliberately: a 2oz taste to compare, a 4oz half-glass, or a full 6oz pour. Solid starting points include Belstar Prosecco at $11, the unfiltered Kaban Le Petit Kiff rosé at $21 for 6oz, or Biale Clementina Greco Bianco at $26 for 6oz.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone building a meal around wine rather than around cocktails. The three-tier pour format rewards drinkers who want to taste across sparkling, rosé, white, and red without committing to a full glass, and the bottle list has both a $18 half bottle and large-format options for a table.
- When should I go?
- When wine is the point of the visit rather than an afterthought. The by-the-glass list is the draw, and the pour-size structure makes a tasting-style round practical for a table that wants to compare several wines side by side.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine by the glass runs $8 to $39.50 for a 6oz pour, with 4oz and 2oz pours priced proportionally lower. The bottle list starts at $18 for a half bottle and reaches $2100 for a large-format Shafer Hillside Select. The zero-proof Lyre's Classico is $10 for 250 ml.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- More than 40 fine wines by the glass each night, all offered as 6oz, 4oz, or 2oz pours across sparkling, rosé, white, and red. The May 2026 bottle list goes further, with dessert wine, large-format selections, and a price range stretching from $18 to $2100.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A cocktail program with signature offerings and perennial favorites, plus a full menu of whiskeys. Guest reaction is split: one diner found the cocktails underwhelming for a fine-dining restaurant and singled out the French 75, while another called the Nice Pear delicious.
Menu strengths
- — Signature offerings and perennial favorites anchor the cocktail list.
- — A full menu of whiskeys sits alongside the cocktails.
- — Named drinks include the French 75 and the Nice Pear.
Standout selections
- — Nice Pear, described by one guest as delicious.
- — French 75, a perennial-style cocktail one diner felt did not meet expectations.
Wine
Over 40 fine wines by the glass nightly, each in 6oz, 4oz, or 2oz pours across sparkling, rosé, white, and red. The May 2026 bottle list adds dessert wine and large-format selections, with prices spanning $18 to $2100.
Menu strengths
- — More than 40 by-the-glass fine wine selections each night.
- — Three pour sizes (6oz, 4oz, 2oz) make tasting and comparison practical.
- — Bottle list covers sparkling, rosé, white, red, dessert wine, and large formats.
Standout selections
- — Laurent-Perrier Tours-sur-Marne, France, NV, 187 ml sparkling at $35.
- — Kaban Le Petit Kiff, Vin de France, 2023 unfiltered rosé at $21 / $14 / $7.
- — Lewis Cellars Alec's Blend, Napa Valley, 2020 at $39.50 / $26.50 / $13.50.
- — Remi Larroque Gaillacoise Mauzac, France, NV PetNat at $12.50.
Pricing: By-the-glass 6oz pours range from $8 to $39.50, with 4oz and 2oz pours priced lower. Bottles run from $18 for a half bottle to $2100 for a large-format Shafer Hillside Select.
Beer
Mississippi-brewed craft beers on tap, plus craft, import, and domestic bottles.; Mississippi-brewed craft beer available on tap.; Craft, import, and domestic beers offered by the bottle.
Menu strengths
- — Mississippi-brewed craft beer available on tap.; Craft, import, and domestic beers offered by the bottle.
Standout selections
- — Mississippi-brewed craft beers are offered on tap and a variety of craft, imports, and domestic beers by the bottle.
Nonalcoholic
A single zero-proof sparkling option, Lyre's Classico from Australia, listed on the by-the-glass menu at $10 for a 250 ml serving.
Menu strengths
- — Zero-proof sparkling listed on the by-the-glass menu.; Priced at $10 for a 250 ml serving.
Standout selections
- — Lyre's Classico, zero proof, Australia, 250 ml, $10.
Pricing: Lyre's Classico, zero proof, 250 ml, $10.
Spirits
A recent guest account describes closing a meal with an after-dinner drink called the Awakening.
Menu strengths
- — Cocktails include a full menu of whiskeys.; Menu page confirms a full menu of whiskeys.
Standout selections
- — Awakening, described by a guest as a sophisticated spirit or after-dinner drink.
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