Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileParcero Wine Bar
Garden City, ID · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Parcero Wine Bar is a wine-first operation with a 200+ bottle list, rotating global selections, and well-priced flights. The cocktail menu leans on wine-based spritzes, seasonally refreshed with options like the Japanese 75 and Italiano Spritz. Beer stays regional and affordable. A standout for serious drinkers is the Dealer's Choice flight, while the Vault Wine Club offers monthly allocations for regulars.
- What should I order?
- Start with a Dealer's Choice wine flight at $22 to sample the rotating list, or go straight to the Rioja Reserva from Lopez de Heredia, a 2014 Viña Tondonia at $27 a glass. For something sparkling, the Japanese 75 cocktail pairs yuzu sake with sparkling wine.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the deep cellar and rotating flights, while those seeking a lighter pour can explore the spritz-forward cocktail menu. The wine club memberships also serve regulars looking for monthly allocations.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Glasses of wine run $10–$28, bottles $35–$98, and cocktails are uniformly $14. Flights cost $18–$22, with Premium Picks at $36. Beers are $6–$8, and non-alcoholic options are $5–$6.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A 200+ bottle list with global depth, including Old World picks like Chablis and Sancerre, sets the program apart. The seasonal cocktail menu and wine club memberships (Encore at $50/month, Vault at $130/month) add structure for regular exploration.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail list is a wine-based spritz program, rotating seasonally. May 2026 additions include Sangria, Japanese Spritz, and The Spanish Tonic alongside mainstays like the Japanese 75 and Aperol Spritz.
Menu strengths
- — Seasonal rotation keeps the menu fresh, with a May 2026 update adding new spritzes.
- — Cocktails are built on wine and sake bases, giving them a distinct character from standard bar programs.
Standout selections
- — Porto Royale: wine Port with tonic and orange slice.
Pricing: $14 each
Wine
The wine program is extensive, with 200+ bottles by glass and bottle, covering bubbles, whites, reds, rosé, and premium picks. Rotating flights include Dealer's Choice, and the list features named producers from Burgundy, Tuscany, and Rioja.
Menu strengths
- — 200+ bottle list with global reach, including French, Italian, and Spanish selections.
- — Multiple flight options, including Dealer's Choice at $22 and Premium Picks at $36.
Standout selections
- — Rioja Reserva: Lopez de Heredia Viña Tondonia 2014.
- — Chablis: Samuel Billaud, Burgundy.; Sangiovese: Terre di Montalcino Brunello di Montalcino DOCG.
Pricing: Glasses $10–$28, bottles $35–$98, flights $18–$36
Beer
A compact but competent beer list covers IPAs, lagers, stouts, and cider, with regional Pacific Northwest names like Georgetown and Fremont alongside German pilsner. Prices hold at $6–$8.
Menu strengths
- — Variety across styles, from crisp lager to imperial oatmeal stout.
Standout selections
- — Fremont Dark Star Stout: imperial oatmeal stout.; Veltins Pilsner: German pilsner.
Pricing: $6–$8
Nonalcoholic
Two non-alcoholic options cover both beer and wine-adjacent drinkers: Sierra Nevada Trail Pass IPA and Grüvi Rosé Spritzer, both priced under $7.
Menu strengths
- — Includes a well-known NA IPA and a non-alcoholic spritzer.
Standout selections
- — Sierra Nevada Non Alcoholic — 5 — Trail Pass IPA, 12oz
Pricing: $5–$6
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