Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileHalls Chophouse Greenville
Greenville, SC · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Halls Chophouse builds its beverage program on a deep wine list with over 100 selections, including Ace of Spades and Opus One, and a cocktail menu that leans on house-made infusions. The 434, a pineapple-infused orange vodka martini, and the Hot Pepper Martini with habanero vodka show ambition. Corkage runs $45 per bottle, limit two.
- What should I order?
- Start with the 434, house-made pineapple-infused orange vodka shaken and served in a frosty martini glass. For bourbon drinkers, the Halls Old Fashioned pairs Woodford Reserve with brandied cherries and orange zest. Wine-wise, the list spans from $12 glasses to a $2,400 large format, so choose by the glass or splurge on a premium bottle.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Those who appreciate a serious wine list with prestige Champagne and Napa Cabernet will find plenty. Cocktail enthusiasts will like the house-infused spirits and the range of classics with modern twists.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails range from $13 to $20; wines start at $12 a glass, with premium bottles reaching $2,400. Corkage is $45 per 750mL bottle with a two-bottle limit.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The wine list is the centerpiece, with over 100 selections and a downloadable PDF. Signature cocktails show house-made infusions like pineapple-infused orange vodka and habanero-infused vodka, plus a dedicated cocktail menu tab on OpenTable.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A robust signature cocktail list features house-made infusions, from the pineapple-infused orange vodka in the 434 to the habanero vodka in the Hot Pepper Martini.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple signature cocktails, including the 434 and Hot Pepper Martini, rely on house-made infused spirits, showing attention to preparation.
- — The menu lists eight named cocktails, from the Halls Famous Bloody Mary to the Halls Old Fashioned, covering a range of spirit bases.
Standout selections
- — 434: house-made pineapple-infused orange vodka, shaken and served in a frosty martini glass.
- — Hot Pepper Martini: habanero-infused vodka with passion fruit purée and a sugar-coated rim.
Pricing: $13-$20
Wine
A dedicated wine page offers a downloadable list with over 100 selections, spanning prestige Champagne and Napa Cabernet. Corkage is $45 per 750mL bottle with a two-bottle limit, and $90 per magnum.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive list exceeds 100 selections, including Ace of Spades, Dom Pérignon, Cristal, and Krug Grand Cuvée.
- — Clear corkage policy: $45 per 750mL bottle, limit two, and $90 per magnum, limit one.
Standout selections
- — Opus One Napa Valley 2022 at $375 delivers a benchmark Napa Cabernet.
- — Cloudy Bay Marlborough 2025 at $100 offers a cool-climate Sauvignon Blanc option.
Pricing: $12 per glass to $2,400 per large format bottle
Spirits
Cocktails showcase a range of spirits, from bourbon in Bill's Bramble to gin in Lavender Haze.
Menu strengths
- — Cocktails showcase a range of spirits, from bourbon in Bill's Bramble to gin in Lavender Haze.
- — The venue is noted as a full bar, suggesting a complete spirits selection.
Standout selections
- — 1792 Bourbon, featured in Bill's Bramble with maple syrup and blackberries.
- — Roku Gin, used in the Rising Sun cocktail.
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