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Indulge

Boerne, TX · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 88 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-08-30

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Indulge pairs an ambitious cocktail program with a deep wine list and serious spirits shelf. Signature drinks like the Salty Roots and Hill Country Old Fashioned show a house style that leans savory and local. Happy hour brings $8 margaritas, cosmos, and house wines. A guest singled out the Last Word as exceptionally well-made.

What should I order?
Start with the Indulge Margarita ($14) or the Salty Roots, which layers tequila, celery, elderflower, and salted apple foam. For wine, try the Saint Tryphon Triptych, a Texas blend. Spirits drinkers can go for Clase Azul Reposado or Macallan 18yr.
Who will enjoy this place?
Cocktail enthusiasts seeking inventive flavor combinations, wine lovers wanting global and Texas options, and spirits collectors looking for premium pours. The made-to-order mocktails also suit non-drinkers.
When should I go?
Early afternoon on a weekend suits a relaxed tasting of the wine list.
What should I expect to spend?
Cocktails range $14-$16; wines by the glass $12-$25, bottles $55-$125 (with premium Champagnes higher). Spirits pours range from $10 for Tito's to $85 for Macallan 18yr. Happy hour drinks are $8.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The drink program leans into local Texas identity, from the Hill Country Old Fashioned with roasted pecan syrup to wines by William Chris and Saint Tryphon. The spirits list includes rare pours like Macallan 18yr and Clase Azul Reposado, alongside creative cocktails.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Cocktails

Inebrious Cocktails score: 90 out of 100

Creative signature cocktails with house twists like salted apple foam and roasted pecan syrup. Happy hour pricing is sharp. A guest called the Last Word exceptionally well-made.

Menu strengths

  • Diverse menu with inventive ingredient combinations; Happy hour value on house cocktails

Standout selections

  • Salty Roots: tequila, celery, elderflower, ginger, lime, salted apple foam
  • Hill Country Old Fashioned: Texas bourbon, roasted pecan syrup, bitters
  • Indulge Margarita: reposado, Cointreau, citrus, agave
  • Summer Spritz: passion tea vodka, peach, lemon, prosecco

Pricing: Cocktails $14-$16; happy hour $8 margaritas and cosmos

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 90 out of 100

Extensive list covering sparkling, white, red, and rosé, with global and local Texas producers. By-the-glass and bottle options, plus a guest praised the curation.

Menu strengths

  • Includes local Texas wineries William Chris and Saint Tryphon

Standout selections

  • Prosecco Superiore by Bisol, Valdobbiadene; Laurent Perrier Champagne, Grand Cru
  • Triptych blend by Saint Tryphon, Texas

Pricing: By-the-glass $12-$25 (5oz); bottles $55-$125; premium Champagnes higher; happy hour house wines $8

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 80 out of 100

Short but solid list of five beers, including local Live Oak Pilz and Shiner Bock, plus popular craft and imports. No descriptions or ABV listed.

Pricing: Beers $6-$8

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 82 out of 100

Mocktails are made to order, allowing guests to tailor flavors. No set menu or prices, but the flexibility suggests a custom approach.

Pricing: Not listed

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 92 out of 100

Deep spirits program across all major categories, with premium and rare bottles like Clase Azul Reposado and Macallan 18yr. Impressive range for a bar.

Menu strengths

  • Extensive category coverage; Premium and rare selections available

Standout selections

  • Clase Azul Reposado tequila; Macallan 18yr scotch
  • Whistlepig 10yr rye; Garrison Brothers Small Batch bourbon

Pricing: Pours range from $10 (Tito's) to $110 (Macallan 18yr 2oz)

How it sits with the food

The venue describes itself as offering an elevated dining experience with tapas, suggesting the cocktail and wine lists are designed to accompany small plates. The savory Salty Roots could pair with rich tapas, while Texas wines complement local cuisine.

Inebrious does not score kitchens, food or the restaurant overall. We review the beverage program only.

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