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L.F.G. Wine Bar

Tampa, FL · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 89 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-08-28

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

An extension of Redneck Wine Company, this bar pours from an inventory that includes over 200 sparkling/champagne labels and 42 dessert wines. Retail-priced bottles plus a corkage fee let you drink well without markup, and the adjacent Pane Rustica provides food. The non-alcoholic shelf is equally thoughtful, with NA wines and spirits for zero-proof cocktails. It's a wine lover's retail-bar hybrid, best for those who like to explore.

What should I order?
The retail-priced bottle list is the draw. Start with a bottle of Aperture Sonoma Red Blend 2022 (97 points, $49.97) or splurge on Dom Perignon Brut 2017 ($239.97). For dessert, Graham's Vintage Port 1994 at $149.97 is a standout. Non-alcoholic options include Fritz Muller Muller Thurgau and Ritual Zero Proof alternatives.
Who will enjoy this place?
Wine enthusiasts who appreciate deep selections and retail pricing will feel at home. Collectors seeking high-end Champagne like Dom Perignon Rose 2010 ($499.97) will find rare bottles. Those exploring non-alcoholic options will also find a curated range. The contemporary bar atmosphere suits casual sippers and serious tasters alike.
When should I go?
Evenings are ideal for a relaxed glass or bottle, especially during wine events and tastings that feature wine country guests. The bar's contemporary setting works for after-work unwinding or a weekend exploration of its extensive cellar.
What should I expect to spend?
Bottles range from $12.97 for entry-level wines to $499.97 for Dom Perignon Rose 2010. Expect to pay retail price plus a corkage fee if you drink on-site. Non-alcoholic wines start at $11.97, with spirits alternatives around $28.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
A wine bar that doubles as a retail shop, offering over 200 champagnes and 42 dessert wines at retail prices. The corkage model is customer-friendly, and the 'Cold Room' highlights high-end selections. Food from neighboring Pane Rustica pairs seamlessly.

Beverage categories

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Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 92 out of 100

An extensive wine program with over 200 sparkling/champagne products and 42 dessert wines, sold at retail prices with a corkage option. The selection spans entry-level to high-end, including top-scoring bottles. Knowledgeable staff and events enhance the experience.

Menu strengths

  • Over 200 sparkling/champagne selections, including Dom Perignon and Jacquart.
  • 42 dessert wines, from ports to madeiras, offering rare vintage options.
  • Retail pricing plus corkage provides excellent value for on-site drinking.

Standout selections

  • Dom Perignon Brut 2017 - 98 points, $239.97 retail.
  • Dom Perignon Rose 2010 - 99 points, $499.97 retail.
  • Graham's Vintage Port 1994 - $149.97 for 750ml.
  • Aperture Sonoma Red Blend 2022 - 97 points, $49.97.

Pricing: Retail bottle prices range from $12.97 to $499.97.

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 85 out of 100

A solid non-alcoholic program with 27 NA wines covering sparkling, white, red, and rosé. Includes spirits alternatives from Ritual Zero Proof, suitable for virgin cocktails. Pricing is accessible, making it a good option for abstainers.

Menu strengths

  • Diverse NA wine selection including sparkling, white, red, and rosé.
  • Non-alcoholic spirits alternatives (whiskey, rum, gin) enable zero-proof cocktails.
  • Affordable pricing, with NA wines starting under $12.

Standout selections

  • Fritz Muller Muller Thurgau Alkoholfrei [NA] - $18.97, a sparkling option.
  • Wolffer Spring In A Bottle Sparkling Rose [NA] - $20.97.
  • Ritual Zero Proof Whiskey Alternative - $27.97.

Pricing: Non-alcoholic wines range from $11.97 to $45.97; spirits alternatives around $28.

How it sits with the food

Customers can order food from neighboring Pane Rustica to accompany their wine. The extensive sparkling selection pairs with a range of dishes, while the dessert wine list—including ports and madeiras—offers natural matches for cheese and sweets. The flexible corkage encourages pairing without inflated restaurant wine prices.

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