Restaurant
Unclaimed profileFlip's Wine Bar & Trattoria
Oklahoma City, OK · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Flip's Wine Bar & Trattoria runs a full-service bar with a strong cocktail lineup, a wine program that pours by the glass and bottle, a deep beer list, and a broad spirits shelf. The cocktails are the headline, featuring classics like the French 75, Aperol Spritz, and Negroni. Wine drinkers get a $2 champagne and mimosa special with food, and beer fans can explore bottles, cans, and taps. A rotating beer special and a large spirits selection round out the program.
- What should I order?
- Start with a French 75, the classic cocktail listed on the homepage, or try the Negroni for a bitter twist. If you prefer wine, consider the Cinzano Asti Spumante, a sparkling option mentioned as an example. Pair either with a food order to take advantage of the $2 champagne and mimosa special.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail enthusiasts will appreciate the classic mixology options, while wine drinkers can explore by-the-glass and bottle selections. Beer lovers have a wide range of bottles, cans, and drafts, and spirits fans can choose from bourbon, scotch, gin, tequila, and vodka. The $2 champagne and mimosa special with food makes it appealing for brunch or light dining.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Flip's pairs a trattoria-style food menu with a beverage program that spans cocktails, wine, beer, and spirits. The cocktail list features recognizable classics, while the $2 champagne and mimosa special with a food purchase adds a value-focused twist. A rotating beer special and a large spirits selection round out the offerings.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail program is a clear strength, with the homepage specifically promoting a list of shaken and stirred classics.
Menu strengths
- — The homepage explicitly promotes cocktail service, indicating a dedicated cocktail program.
- — Three classic cocktails are named: French 75, Aperol Spritz, and Negroni.
Standout selections
- — French 75 – a gin-based classic, mentioned on the homepage.
- — Negroni – a bitter gin-campari-vermouth cocktail, also listed on the homepage.
- — Aperol Spritz – a refreshing aperitif, also on the homepage.
Wine
The wine program offers both by-the-glass and bottle options, and the venue's name includes 'Wine Bar,' indicating a serious focus. A $2 champagne and mimosa special with food purchase adds a distinctive value element.
Menu strengths
- — Offers wine by the glass and by the bottle, providing flexibility for different occasions.
- — A $2 champagne and mimosa special with food purchase is a notable program feature.
- — The venue identifies as a wine bar, reinforcing the importance of wine.
Standout selections
- — Cinzano Asti Spumante – a sparkling wine mentioned as an example on the homepage.
Beer
The beer selection is described as extensive, with options in bottles, cans, and on tap, plus a rotating beer special.
Menu strengths
- — Offers beer in multiple formats: bottles, cans, and on tap.
- — A rotating beer special provides variety for returning customers.
Standout selections
- — 'We are overflowing with great beers - bottles, cans and on tap as well as our rotating Beer Special!'
Spirits
The spirits program is backed by a full bar with a large selection that includes bourbon, single malt scotch, gin, tequila, and vodka.
Menu strengths
- — Explicitly lists a large spirits selection spanning bourbon, single malt scotch, gin, tequila, and vodka.
- — Described as a full bar, indicating a comprehensive spirits offering.
Standout selections
- — 'Our full bar includes a huge selection of spirits including Bourbon, Single Malt Scotch, Gin, Tequila and Vodka'.
How it sits with the food
The $2 champagne and mimosa special is tied to a food purchase, suggesting sparkling wine as a natural pairing with the menu. Classic cocktails like the Negroni and French 75 can also complement a range of dishes.
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