Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileKyle G's Oyster and Wine Bar
Port St. Lucie, FL · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A seafood-driven wine bar with a beverage program that leans hardest on cocktails and zero-proof drinks. Eighteen signature cocktails, each $16, are built on named spirits including New Amsterdam, Corazon, Monkey Shoulder, Laphroaig, and 400 Conejos. Five mocktails at $8 give non-drinkers real choices. Beer runs to six drafts and eight bottles, all $3–$3.50 at happy hour. Wine shows up mainly through promotions: half-off glasses under $15 at happy hour and half-off bottles on Tuesdays.
- What should I order?
- Start with a signature cocktail such as the White Linen, Blood Orange Margarita, or Moe's Dose of Penicillin, all $16 and $10 during happy hour. For zero-proof, the Blueberry Basil Mule or Mango Tango are $8, or $5 at happy hour.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail drinkers who want a long, spirit-specific list; non-drinkers who expect more than a token mocktail; beer fans looking for a cheap draft or bottle; and wine drinkers who plan around happy hour or Tuesday bottle night.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour for $10 signature cocktails, $5 mocktails, and $3–$3.50 beers. Monday brings $3 off martinis. Tuesday is the wine night, with half-off wine and champagne bottles, dine-in only.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are $16 and mocktails $8. Beer is $3–$3.50 at happy hour. Wine by the glass is discounted 50% under $15 at happy hour, and bottles are half off on Tuesdays. All promotions are dine-in only.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The breadth of the cocktail list is unusual for a wine bar: 18 signatures spanning vodka, gin, tequila, mezcal, rum, bourbon, rye, scotch, and cognac bases, with named spirits throughout. Five zero-proof mocktails with distinct flavor profiles give the nonalcoholic side comparable attention.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Eighteen signature cocktails, each $16, built on named spirits including New Amsterdam, Corazon, Monkey Shoulder, Laphroaig, Flor de Cana, and 400 Conejos. Bases span vodka, gin, tequila, mezcal, rum, bourbon, rye, scotch, and cognac. Happy hour drops the same drinks to $10, and Monday takes $3 off martinis.
Menu strengths
- — 18 signature cocktails at a uniform $16, with no guessing on price
- — Named spirits across vodka, gin, tequila, mezcal, rum, bourbon, rye, scotch, and cognac bases
- — Happy hour reduces the same signature cocktails to $10, dine-in only
Standout selections
- — White Linen: New Amsterdam grapefruit vodka, St-Germain, lemon, vanilla, $16
- — Blood Orange Margarita: Corazon tequila blanco, Grand Marnier, blood orange, lime, sage, $16
- — Moe's Dose of Penicillin: Monkey Shoulder and Laphroaig scotch, Domaine de Canton, lemon, honey, $16
- — Mango Mezcalita: 400 Conejos mezcal, mango, lime, tajin, $16
Pricing: $16 each; $10 at happy hour; Monday $3 off martinis
Wine
A curated wine list supported mainly through two recurring promotions: half-off wines by the glass under $15 at happy hour and half-off wine and champagne bottles on Tuesdays. Both are dine-in only. The pinot grigio draws a positive customer mention.
Menu strengths
- — Two recurring wine promotions: happy hour by-the-glass and Tuesday bottle discounts
- — A curated wine list positioned alongside the seafood and cocktail program
Standout selections
- — Pinot Grigio, described by a customer as absolutely delightful
Pricing: Happy hour 50% off glasses under $15; Tuesday 50% off bottles, dine-in only
Beer
Six draft beers and eight bottled beers, all listed with prices. Happy hour brings drafts and bottles to $3–$3.50 and takes 50% off domestic beer. The list covers a recognizable lager, a seasonal IPA, Guinness, a local IPA, and NÜTRL.
Menu strengths
- — Six drafts and eight bottles, both listed with prices
- — Happy hour pricing of $3–$3.50 across draft and bottled beer
Standout selections
- — Stella Artois on draft, $3.50 at happy hour
- — Seasonal IPA on draft, $3.50 at happy hour
- — Guinness bottled, $3.50 at happy hour; Sailfish Sunrise City IPA bottled, $3.50 at happy hour
Pricing: Happy hour $3–$3.50 for draft and bottled; 50% off domestic beer
Nonalcoholic
Five zero-proof mocktails at $8 each, with happy hour bringing them to $5. The lineup carries distinct flavor profiles rather than one diluted template, ranging from a blueberry-basil mule to a mango-jalapeño drink and a coconut-turmeric colada.
Menu strengths
- — Five named mocktails with distinct flavor profiles; Happy hour drops mocktails from $8 to $5
Standout selections
- — Blueberry Basil Mule: blueberry, basil, lime, ginger beer, $8
- — Mango Tango: jalapeño, mango, honey, lime, tajin, $8
- — Golden Colada: crème of coco, coconut water, pineapple juice, turmeric, $8
Pricing: $8 each; $5 at happy hour
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