Bar
Unclaimed profileLone Wolf Lounge
Savannah, GA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Lone Wolf Lounge runs a beverage program built on three strong legs: a cocktail list that moves between classics and house originals, a wine selection poured by the coupe or carafe, and a beer list that spans lagers, IPAs, Trappist ales, and stouts. The cocktail menu changes over time, with a dedicated boilermaker section pairing spirits with beer or wine. Prices stay low across the board, making exploration easy without committing to a full bottle.
- What should I order?
- Start with a house cocktail like Knight in White Denim, a mix of lime, coconut creme, wood-aged cachaca, and chile-infused vodka. For a classic, the Pegu Club is a citrusy, bittered gin daisy. If you prefer wine, try the Autrey Fils Premier Cru Champagne by the coupe, or a carafe of G.D. Vajra Langhe Rosso. Beer drinkers can reach for Orval, a Trappist ale, or a local Creature Comforts Tropicalia.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- This bar suits drinkers who want a compact but varied list: classic cocktail fans, wine drinkers who prefer by-the-glass or carafe formats, and beer enthusiasts looking for everything from a cheap lager to a Trappist ale. The boilermaker section is a draw for those who like spirit-and-beer pairings.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are $8–$12, with house drinks at $8–$10 and classics at $8–$12. Wine by the coupe ranges from $6 to $65, and carafes are $8–$30. Beer bottles and cans run $2–$10, so a round for two can stay well under $30 depending on choices.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The menu pairs a rotating set of house cocktails—often with music-inspired names—alongside a 'Classic For A Reason' section and a dedicated boilermaker list that matches spirits with beer or wine. Wine is poured by the coupe or carafe rather than by the bottle, and the beer list covers a wide stylistic range including a non-alcoholic option.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail program spans a 'Classic For A Reason' section (Pegu Club, Vieux Carre, Dirty Martini, Chrysanthemum, Three Dots and a Dash) and a 'House Cocktails' list with originals like Knight in White Denim, She is the Night, and Blinded by Science. A boilermaker section pairs spirits with beer or wine. The menu rotates, with prices staying low.
Menu strengths
- — Dual focus on classics and house originals, including a boilermaker section that pairs spirits with beer or wine.
- — Named house cocktails show specific spirit and modifier combinations, such as Knight in White Denim with cachaca, chile vodka, lime, and coconut creme.
Standout selections
- — Knight in White Denim: house cocktail with lime, coconut creme, exotic wood-aged cachaca, and chile-infused vodka ($10).
- — Pegu Club: classic citrusy, elegant bittered gin daisy ($9).
- — Vieux Carre: classic cognac and rye sipper ($10).
- — Rock Over London!: Malort Negroni house cocktail ($10).
Pricing: House cocktails $8–$10; classic cocktails $8–$12.
Wine
Wine is offered by the coupe for sparkling and by the carafe for still, covering sparkling, white, rosé, and red. The list includes Cava Brut, Prosecco, Premier Cru Champagne, Vermentino, Pinot Gris, Langhe Rosso, and Rioja. Producers and prices update between menu versions.
Menu strengths
- — Flexible serving formats: sparkling by the coupe and still by the carafe, with a range of prices from $6 to $65.
- — Includes Premier Cru Champagne and a rotating dry Rosé, alongside accessible Cava and Prosecco.
Standout selections
- — Autrey Fils Premier Cru Champagne by the coupe ($50).
- — Los Dos Cava Brut by the coupe ($6/24).
- — Figuière Vermentino by the carafe ($8/24).; G.D. Vajra Langhe Rosso by the carafe ($10/30).
Pricing: Sparkling by the coupe $6–$65; still by the carafe $8–$30.
Beer
The beer list covers lagers, IPAs, cider, gose, radler, hefeweizen, saison, Trappist ale, stout, porter, and a non-alcoholic option. Named selections include Hamm's, Classic City Lager, Spaten Münchener Hell, Bell's Two Hearted, Creature Comforts Tropicalia, Orval, and Guinness Pub Can. Prices range from $2 to $10.
Menu strengths
- — Wide stylistic range from inexpensive lagers like Hamm's to Trappist ale and Irish dry stout.
- — Includes local and regional options such as Classic City Lager and Creature Comforts Tropicalia.
Standout selections
- — Orval: Trappist Ale, 6.2% ($10).; Creature Comforts Tropicalia: IPA, 6.6% ($5).
- — Spaten Münchener Hell: Helles Lager, 5.2% ($5).; Guinness Pub Can: Irish Dry Stout, 4.2% ($5).
Pricing: Bottles and cans $2–$10.
Nonalcoholic
Provides a non-alcoholic beer option at 0.0% ABV.; Brooklyn Special Effects — 5 — Non-alcoholic beer, 0.0%.
Menu strengths
- — Provides a non-alcoholic beer option at 0.0% ABV.
Standout selections
- — Brooklyn Special Effects — 5 — Non-alcoholic beer, 0.0%.
Pricing: Brooklyn Special Effects is $5.
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