Restaurant
Unclaimed profileCasale's Halfway Club
Reno, NV · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beverage program at Casale's Halfway Club is built around a compact but functional wine list and a beer selection that spans draft and packaged formats. Wine is available by the glass or bottle, with a house red poured by the glass, bottle, or half carafe. The beer side includes Peroni on tap, a rotating draft option, and a range of bottles and cans from domestic to craft. Non-alcoholic choices go beyond soda with St. Pauli Girl NA, O'Doul's, and juices.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Peroni Italian Lager on tap, or ask about the rotating draft selection. For wine, the House Red by the half carafe is a practical choice, or try the Valpolicella by Allegrini by the glass. Non-alcoholic drinkers can choose St. Pauli Girl NA or a juice.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- This program suits guests who want a straightforward glass of wine or a cold beer without a deep list to navigate. The mix of draft, bottles, and non-alcoholic options covers different preferences at the table.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine by the glass runs $7 to $12, with bottles from $21 to $36 and a $15 corkage fee. Draft beer is $6, and bottles or cans are $4 to $5. Juices are $2.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The wine list includes a half-carafe option for the House Red, and the beer program pairs a named Italian lager on tap with a rotating draft selection. The non-alcoholic list goes beyond soft drinks to include two non-alcoholic beers.
Beverage categories
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Wine
The wine list covers red, rosé, white, and sparkling, with selections by the glass or bottle. House Red is also available as a half carafe. Named producers include Hahn, J. Lohr, Allegrini, Livingston Cellars, Sinopie, J Vineyards, and Chasing Venus.
Menu strengths
- — Offers red, rosé, white, and sparkling selections by the glass or bottle
- — House Red is available by the glass, bottle, or half carafe
- — Named producers across several styles and price points
Standout selections
- — Valpolicella (Allegrini) at $12 per glass or $36 per bottle
- — Pinot Noir (Hahn) at $9 per glass or $30 per bottle
- — House Red at $7 per glass, $24 per bottle, or $16 per half carafe
Pricing: Glass $7-$12; bottle $21-$36; half carafe $16; corkage $15
Beer
The beer program includes a Bottles & Cans section with domestic, imported, craft, and non-alcoholic options, plus an On Tap section with Peroni Italian Lager and a rotating selection. Bottles and cans range from $4 to $5, and draft beers are $6.
Menu strengths
- — Bottles and cans span domestic, imported, craft, and non-alcoholic categories
- — On Tap includes Peroni Italian Lager and a rotating selection
- — Packaged beers are priced from $4 to $5, with draft at $6
Standout selections
- — Peroni Italian Lager (On Tap) at $6; Rotating Selection (On Tap) at $6
- — Great Basin Icky IPA in bottle or can at $5
Pricing: Draft $6; bottles and cans $4-$5
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options include St. Pauli Girl NA and O'Doul's, along with a range of soft drinks and juices. Juices are available in orange, cranberry, tomato, and grapefruit for $2, and non-alcoholic beers are $5.
Menu strengths
- — Includes two non-alcoholic beer options: St. Pauli Girl NA and O'Doul's
- — Offers a range of soft drinks and juices
- — Juices include orange, cranberry, tomato, and grapefruit at $2
Standout selections
- — St. Pauli Girl NA at $5; O'Doul's at $5
- — Juice (orange, cranberry, tomato, or grapefruit) at $2
Pricing: Juice $2; non-alcoholic beer $5
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