Wine bar
Unclaimed profileGrapes and Hops
Scottsdale, AZ · $$$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Grapes and Hops runs a serious wine program with a broad by-the-glass and bottle list, a Wine Club, and regular tasting events like Saturday Night Flights. The beer and nonalcoholic selections are solid complements, offering craft pours and NA wines. A dependable stop for structured wine exploration at approachable prices.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Sancerre by the glass ($18) for a crisp white, or dive into the Saturday Night Flights ($15) to sample multiple pours. For a bottle, the Laurent Perrier Champagne at $75 is a celebratory pick.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the extensive list and tasting options, while those wanting low-commitment exploration can use the flights. Beer drinkers have a decent range of styles, and designated drivers can find NA wines and beers.
- When should I go?
- Saturday night is the time for the $15 flight event, ideal for a structured tasting experience.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine by the glass runs $8–$20, bottles $22–$75. Flights and tastings offer value, with house tastings at $2 and Saturday Night Flights at $15.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Signature Wine Club curates selections every other month, and private tastings are available from $35 per person — adding a level of engagement beyond standard bar service.
Beverage categories
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Wine
An extensive list spans red, white, sparkling, and dessert wines from various regions. Tasting formats include house tastings, flights, and the Saturday Night Flights event, plus a Wine Club for curated selections.
Menu strengths
- — Broad by-the-glass and bottle range with clear price tiers.
- — Multiple tasting entry points: house tastings at $2, flights, and special events.
- — Wine Club offers recurring curated selections with member benefits.
Standout selections
- — Sancerre by the glass ($18) for a classic Loire white.
- — Laurent Perrier Champagne bottle ($75) for a premium sparkler.
- — Saturday Night Flights ($15) for a guided tasting experience.
Pricing: Glasses $8–$20; bottles $22–$75
Beer
A varied beer list includes IPAs, pilsners, stouts, ciders, and seltzers, with local and international options. Prices stay approachable, making it an easy complement to the wine program.
Menu strengths
- — Style range covers hoppy, crisp, dark, and fruity options.
- — Reasonable price ceiling at $8.50.; Includes both familiar and craft-leaning selections.
Standout selections
- — Catalyst PV Hazy IPA ($7.50) for a juicy, modern hop profile.
- — Shilling Strawberry Rhubarb Cider ($6.50) for a fruity alternative.
- — Paulaner OKTOBERFEST ($6.50) when available for a seasonal pick.
Pricing: $4–$8.50
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options extend beyond soda, with NA wines, beers, and a signature dirty soda. The range is thoughtful for a wine bar, offering designated drivers and abstainers real choices.
Menu strengths
- — Includes NA wine and beer, not just soft drinks.
- — Signature dirty soda adds a house-made touch.; Prices align with the rest of the menu.
Standout selections
- — Missing Thorn Cab NA ($10) for a non-alcoholic wine option.
- — Cru's Classic Dirty ($6.50) for a signature soda.
- — Lagunitas Hazy IPA NA ($4) for a hop-forward NA beer.
Pricing: $4–$10
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