Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileLot 63: Bakery, Coffeehouse, Pub, Wine Bar
Winston-Salem, NC · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Lot 63 operates as a bakery, coffeehouse, pub, and wine bar in historic Old Salem. The beverage program spans an international wine list, a varied draft beer selection, and a full coffee menu. Wine glasses run $8-$11, drafts $6-$7, and coffee drinks $3-$6.75, making it an accessible stop for different drinking moods.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Les Allies Sauvignon Blanc by the glass ($8) or bottle ($24). For something crisper, the Helenental Gruner Veltliner ($11/$33) delivers. If you prefer beer, the Reissdorf Kölsch ($7) is a clean, classic choice, and the R&D Brewing Deacon Brew offers a local draft at $6.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Those who appreciate a multi-faceted venue will find appeal: wine drinkers exploring value bottles, beer enthusiasts wanting a range of styles, and coffee lovers seeking house specials. The variety across categories suits groups with different beverage preferences.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Expect to spend $8-$11 for a glass of wine, $6-$7 for a draft beer, and $3-$6.75 for coffee drinks. Bottles of wine run $24-$33, making it affordable to explore several options.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Combining a bakery, coffeehouse, pub, and wine bar under one roof in historic Old Salem gives Lot 63 an unusual range. The wine list includes eight named pours from Sauvignon Blanc to Prosecco Rosé, while the draft list spans Kölsch to stout, all at approachable prices.
Beverage categories
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Wine
The wine list covers whites, reds, bubbles, and rosé, with eight named selections from France, Austria, Portugal, Germany, Italy, and beyond. All are offered by glass or bottle at modest prices, making it easy to sample widely.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named wines span still, sparkling, and rosé, including Sauvignon Blanc, Gruner Veltliner, Vinho Verde, Riesling, Moscato, Chardonnay, Brut, and Prosecco Rosé.
- — Every wine is available by the glass or bottle, with glass prices from $8 to $11 offering low-barrier exploration.
- — The list includes international varieties, giving geographic range uncommon at this price point.
Standout selections
- — Les Allies Sauvignon Blanc, $8 glass / $24 bottle
- — Helenental Gruner Veltliner, $11 glass / $33 bottle
- — Masottina Prosecco Rosé, $11 glass / $33 bottle
Pricing: Glasses $8-$11; bottles $24-$33
Beer
The draft list covers Kölsch, lager, IPA, pale ale, and stout, mixing international classics with local North Carolina options. Eight taps are named, all priced at $6 or $7, offering broad style coverage.
Menu strengths
- — Draft selection spans five styles—Kölsch, lager, IPA, pale ale, and stout—ensuring something for varied tastes.
- — Includes both local (R&D Brewing Deacon Brew) and international (Peroni, Guinness) options.
- — All pours are uniformly affordable at $6 or $7.
Standout selections
- — Reissdorf Kölsch, $7; Wicked Weed Pernicious IPA, $7
Pricing: Draft pours $6-$7
Nonalcoholic
The coffee program includes drip, espresso-based drinks, and house specials, with six named options. Prices are modest, and the Moravian House Special adds a local twist.
Menu strengths
- — Offers a range from drip coffee to specialty lattes, including a Moravian House Special and Spice Blend Latte.
- — Prices are gentle, with most drinks between $3 and $6.75.
- — The house special and spice blend latte provide distinctive options beyond standard espresso drinks.
Standout selections
- — Moravian House Special, $6-$6.75; Spice Blend Latte, $5-$6
Pricing: Coffee drinks $3-$6.75
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