Wine bar
Unclaimed profilePostino Addison
Addison, TX · $$$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Postino runs a wine-first program built around Postino-exclusive bottlings made with winemakers worldwide. The by-the-bottle list moves through sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red, with named pours like Mary Taylor Pet Nat, Mother Block Orange, Curator Reserve Chenin Blanc, and Antioch Zinfandel. Bottles sit at $21–$29, and daily $6 happy-hour glasses plus a Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer make the list accessible. Beer is a tight three-option craft section, and the nonalcoholic side covers lemonades, sodas, iced tea, and an NA IPA.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Antioch Zinfandel at $23, a Postino-exclusive bottle with black cherry, black raspberry, dark chocolate, and vanilla notes. For a lighter, more aromatic direction, the Mary Taylor Pet Nat or Curator Reserve Chenin Blanc at $27 each are both exclusive bottlings. If you want something off the beaten path, Mother Block Orange at $25 brings lemon, coconut shell, mint, fresh herbs, and melon.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone who wants a broad, affordable by-the-bottle wine list with several exclusive bottlings. The mix of sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red styles covers different preferences at the table, and the $6 happy-hour glasses and Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer suit casual wine drinkers who want to explore without committing to a full bottle.
- When should I go?
- The daily $6 happy-hour glasses and the Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer are the clearest reasons to plan a visit around those windows. The wine list itself works for a relaxed glass or a shared bottle, and the nonalcoholic and beer options give non-wine drinkers something to order alongside.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Bottled wines are listed at $21–$29, with most exclusive selections at $23–$27. Packaged craft beer runs $6–$7. Daily happy-hour glasses and beer pitchers are $6. The Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer bundles food and wine, which can lower the effective cost of a bottle.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Postino-exclusive bottlings are the core distinction: a set of wines made in partnership with winemakers worldwide and priced between $21 and $29. The list spans sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red styles, including Pet Nat, Chenin Blanc, Gamay, Malbec, Zinfandel, and a Barbera-Nebbiolo blend. The venue also frames itself as an homage to the North Dallas community's namesake postmaster, with typewriters and handwritten letters among the food and wine.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A broad by-the-bottle list spanning sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red, anchored by Postino-exclusive bottlings made with winemakers worldwide. Named selections include Pet Nat, Chenin Blanc, Gamay, Malbec, Zinfandel, Moscato, and an orange wine, all priced $21–$29. Daily $6 happy-hour glasses and a Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer add flexibility.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named Postino-exclusive bottles made in partnership with winemakers worldwide, priced $21–$29.
- — Style range covers sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red, including Pet Nat, Chenin Blanc, Gamay, Malbec, Zinfandel, and Barbera-Nebbiolo.
- — Daily $6 happy-hour glasses and a Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer make the list easy to approach.
Standout selections
- — Antioch Zinfandel, $23: a Postino-exclusive bottle with black cherry, black raspberry, dark chocolate, and vanilla.
- — Mother Block Orange, $25: a Postino-exclusive orange wine with lemon, coconut shell, mint, fresh herbs, and melon.
- — Mary Taylor Pet Nat, $23: an exclusive sparkling option for a lighter, lively pour.
- — Curator Reserve Chenin Blanc, $27: an exclusive white with a versatile profile for the table.
Pricing: Bottles $21–$29; daily $6 happy-hour glasses; Monday/Tuesday Board + Bottle offer.
Beer
A tight craft beer section with three packaged options: Athletic Brewing Run Wild NA IPA, Prairie Rainbow Sherbert Sour Ale, and Shacksbury Rosé Cider. Prices run $6–$7, and daily $6 happy-hour beer pitchers add a budget-friendly route. The selection is narrow but covers an NA IPA, a sour, and a cider.
Menu strengths
- — Three packaged craft options at $6–$7 cover an NA IPA, a sour ale, and a cider.
- — Daily $6 happy-hour beer pitchers offer a lower-cost way to order beer.
Standout selections
- — Athletic Brewing Run Wild NA IPA, $6: a non-alcoholic IPA listed under CRAFT BEER.
- — Prairie Rainbow Sherbert Sour Ale, $7: a sour ale for drinkers who want something tart and fruit-forward.
- — Shacksbury Rosé Cider, $7: a cider option that bridges beer and wine drinkers.
Pricing: Packaged craft beer $6–$7; daily $6 happy-hour beer pitchers.
Nonalcoholic
The DRINKS section covers Arnold Palmer, cucumber honey lemonade, prickly pear lemonade, Coke, Diet Coke, Dr Pepper, Sprite, iced tea, and lemonade. Athletic Brewing Run Wild NA IPA is listed under CRAFT BEER at $6. A recent customer account describes a non-alcoholic mocktail made with a tequila alternative, cucumber, mint, and ginger beer.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple non-alcoholic options including lemonades, iced tea, sodas, and an NA IPA.
- — Athletic Brewing Run Wild NA IPA at $6 gives a dedicated non-alcoholic beer choice.
- — A recent customer account describes a non-alcoholic mocktail made with a tequila alternative, cucumber, mint, and ginger beer.
Standout selections
- — The Glow Up Mocktail: a non-alcoholic mocktail with a tequila alternative, cucumber, mint, and ginger beer.
- — Athletic Brewing Run Wild NA IPA, $6: a non-alcoholic IPA listed under CRAFT BEER.
- — Cucumber Honey Lemonade: a listed DRINKS section option for a lighter non-alcoholic pour.
Pricing: NA IPA $6; lemonades, iced tea, and sodas listed without prices.
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