Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileFinal Gravity Taproom & Bottleshop
Roseville, CA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Final Gravity Taproom & Bottleshop is a beer-first destination with 22 taps including nitro and cask, plus a bottle shop stocking over 400 beers, meads, and ciders. The wine list is modest but serviceable, featuring a handful of whites and reds from regions like Veneto, South Africa, and Australia. Bottles are available to go or to enjoy on-site with no corkage fee. Customers consistently praise the knowledgeable beer selection and cozy atmosphere.
- What should I order?
- Start with a pour from the 22 taps, especially a nitro or cask offering. For bottle enthusiasts, explore the 400+ selection of beers, meads, and ciders. The wine list includes a Gascogne Blanc and a Malbec from Colchagua Valley if you prefer wine.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Craft beer enthusiasts will find a deep and varied selection, from local California and Pacific Northwest brews to Belgian imports. Wine drinkers will find a small but decent list. The taproom's cozy, garage-like vibe and games appeal to groups and out-of-town guests.
- When should I go?
- Evenings are likely best for a relaxed session, given the taproom atmosphere and game offerings. Patio seating welcomes well-behaved pets, making it a good daytime option for those with dogs.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Beer pours are modestly priced, with menu examples like Meantime Pilsner at $4.45 and Wyld Wood Apple Cider at $5.50. Wine by the bottle ranges from $20.95 for Gascogne Blanc to $36.95 for Alpha Zeta Chardonnay.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The combination of a 22-tap draft system with nitro and cask options and a bottle shop with over 400 varieties sets it apart. The no-corkage policy for bottles consumed on-site is a notable perk, and the focus on craft beer from California, the Pacific Northwest, and Belgium is evident.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A modest but credible wine list with a few whites and reds from varied regions. The selection is not extensive, but the available bottles suggest reasonable curation and fair pricing.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of red and white wines to appeal to different palates.
Standout selections
- — Gascogne Blanc 2013 - a crisp white at $20.95
- — Malbec Montes Classic 2012 - a Chilean red at $35.95
Pricing: White wines range from $20.95 to $36.95; red wines range from $35.50 to $35.95.
Beer
A standout beer program with 22 taps including nitro and cask, plus a bottle selection exceeding 400 varieties.
Menu strengths
- — 22 craft beers on tap, including nitro and cask options.
- — More than 400 varieties of bottled beer, mead, and hard cider.
Standout selections
- — Meantime Pilsner - a classic lager at $4.45
- — Wyld Wood Apple Cider - a cider option at $5.50
Pricing: Beer menu examples range from $4.45 to $5.50.
How it sits with the food
No food menu is documented, but the beer selection offers pairing possibilities: a crisp pilsner like Meantime would suit lighter fare, while a Belgian or hoppy pale ale could complement heartier dishes. The wine list's Malbec and Shiraz could pair with grilled meats.
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