Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileCharlotte's Wine Bar & Tapas
Mount Pleasant, SC · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A wine bar with Southern pace, this spot pairs chef-crafted small plates with a rotating selection of wines by glass and bottle. Wine flights run $20, sommelier flights $36, and happy hour quick pours cost $9. The beer list spans lager to Belgian pale ale, and a non-alcoholic spritzer offers a crafted alternative.
- What should I order?
- Start with a wine flight or sommelier flight to sample the rotating list. For a single pour, the Barolo – Ferdinando Principiano from Serralunga, Boscatero at $27 shows serious depth.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the curated list, flights, and wine club. Those who prefer beer have six options, and non-drinkers can try the crafted spritzer.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour offers quick pours of Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Cab Franc, and Rosé at $9 each.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine pours range from $9 for happy hour quick pours to $27 for Barolo or Châteauneuf du Pape. Beer runs $9 to $16. Wine flights start at $20.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A wine club membership includes monthly tastings of four wines with a guest and two bottles to take home, plus 20% off bottles and retail. The on-site retail area sells bottles and accessories.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A curated, rotating wine list with global selections, available by the glass and bottle. Wine flights at $20 and sommelier flights at $36 provide structured tasting. Happy hour quick pours showcase specific wines.
Menu strengths
- — Curated menu with rotating by-glass and bottle options
- — Two flight tiers: standard $20 and sommelier-led $36
- — Wine club with monthly tastings and 20% bottle discount
Standout selections
- — Barolo – Ferdinando Principiano (Serralunga, Boscatero) $27; Châteauneuf du Pape – L'Harmas (Rhone Valley) $27
- — Champagne – Solenne Terre 1er Cru (Champagne) $17
Pricing: Happy hour quick pours $9; by-the-glass pours up to $27; flights $20 and sommelier flights $36.
Beer
A compact but diverse beer list covering lager, hard cider, Italian blonde, German pilsner, Belgian pale ale, and Irish ale, priced from $9 to $16.
Menu strengths
- — Six styles from local and international producers; Clear price range from $9 to $16
Standout selections
- — Delirium Belgian Pale Ale (8.5% ABV) $16; Rothaus German Pilsner (5.3% ABV) $12
Pricing: Beer prices range from $9 to $16.
Nonalcoholic
Beyond standard water, the program includes a crafted non-alcoholic spritzer made with Sauvignon blanc, ginger beer, and peaches, offering a thoughtful alternative.
Menu strengths
- — Crafted non-alcoholic spritzer with distinct flavor components; Choice of still or sparkling water
Standout selections
- — Charlotte's Savvy Spritzer – Sauvignon blanc, ginger beer, peaches (non-alcoholic)
Pricing: Still or sparkling water $10; spritzer price not specified.
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