Bar
Unclaimed profileOpen Container Wine Bar
Orlando, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Open Container Wine Bar stakes its reputation on Armenian wines, a niche rarely found elsewhere in. The wine club delivers quarterly shipments with member perks, while retail shelves hold varietals like Areni Noir and Voskehat. A $25 tasting offers a practical entry point, and guests praise the staff's knowledge. This is a focused, distinctive wine destination.
- What should I order?
- Start with the 2010 Areni Noir Dessert Wine, a fortified red from Vayots Dzor with cocoa, black cherry, and toffee notes. For a dry option, the 2019 Reserve Voskehat showcases a native Armenian white grape. Consider the $25 wine tasting to sample the range.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts seeking rare varietals, especially those curious about Armenian wines, will find this a rewarding stop. The wine club appeals to collectors who want curated quarterly selections, while casual drinkers can enjoy the tasting flights and slushies mentioned by guests.
- When should I go?
- Visit during the quarterly wine club shipment periods for the full selection. Evenings are suitable for a relaxed tasting, as guests describe a warm, inviting atmosphere.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine club shipments run $108–$195 for three bottles and $216–$390 for six bottles, plus tax and shipping. A community-reviewed wine tasting costs $25.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The bar's focus on Armenian wines—including Areni Noir, Voskehat, and a fortified dessert wine—sets it apart in the market. The wine club adds a structured way to explore these rare bottles, and guests consistently note the uniqueness of the selection and staff expertise.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A distinctive wine program centered on Armenian varietals, with a wine club offering quarterly shipments and member perks. Retail includes rare bottles like the fortified 2010 Areni Noir Dessert Wine.
Menu strengths
- — Offers a wine club with quarterly shipment options and member benefits including discounts and tasting flights.
- — Features rare Armenian wines, including Areni Noir and Voskehat, not commonly found elsewhere.
- — Guests mention knowledgeable staff and a unique wine selection.
Standout selections
- — 2010 Areni Noir Dessert Wine – fortified with brandy spirit; notes of cocoa, black cherry, toffee.
- — 2019 Reserve Voskehat – white wine from Armenia.
- — 2018 Reserve Areni Noir – reserve red wine from Armenia.
- — 2020 Khatoun Kharji – blend of Aligote and Kangoun.
Pricing: Wine club shipments range from $108 to $195 for 3 bottles and $216 to $390 for 6 bottles, plus tax and shipping.
How it sits with the food
No food menu was documented. The fortified 2010 Areni Noir Dessert Wine's cocoa and toffee notes would pair with dark chocolate or aged cheese, but such pairings are speculative.
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