Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileRaise Your Glass Wine Bar & Food
Gainesville, FL · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The wine list here ranges across Italy, France, Israel, Slovenia, and Argentina, with a featured Merlot-Pinot Noir-Cabernet blend from Slovenia and a Malbec Platinum from Israel. Flights let you try any three wines for $30, or a Slovenian flight for $35. The Best Cellars reserve program brings bottles from Austria, Germany, Italy, Napa Valley, and Champagne via bottle service with rotating allocations. Local craft beer and a nonalcoholic Becks round out the options.
- What should I order?
- Start with a wine flight: any three wines for $30, or the Slovenian Tasting Flight for $35. The featured Malbec Platinum from Israel (glass $14, bottle $50) and the Slovenian Merlot-Pinot Noir-Cabernet blend (glass $11, bottle $39) are strong picks. For beer, Swamp Head Big Nose IPA is $5.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine drinkers who want to compare reds from multiple countries, and groups booking private tastings or the Tuesday Private Pours for 10+.
- When should I go?
- Book the 6-Person Private Wine Tasting (2 hrs, $150) or Tuesday Private Pours for groups of 10+ (3 hrs, $150). The invite-only VIP Wine Club holds exclusive tastings.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Red wines by the glass run $8–$14; bottles $32–$50. Flights are $30–$35. Beers are $4–$5. Private wine experiences are $150 per event.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Best Cellars reserve program offers rotating bottles from Austria, Germany, Italy, Napa Valley, and Champagne exclusively through bottle service. The invite-only VIP Wine Club is styled as a speakeasy secret society with hidden-gem tastings.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A globally sourced red list—Italy, France, Israel, Slovenia, Argentina—anchored by a featured Slovenian blend and Israeli Malbec Platinum. Flights encourage comparison, while The Best Cellars reserve program adds rotating Champagne, Napa, and European bottles via bottle service. Private tastings and a secret-society wine club deepen the program.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse international red list spanning Italy, France, Israel, Slovenia, and Argentina.
- — Tiered tasting flights: any 3 wines for $30, plus a Slovenian Tasting Flight for $35.
- — The Best Cellars reserve program offers rotating bottles from Austria, Germany, Italy, Napa Valley, and Champagne via bottle service.
Standout selections
- — FEATURED – Malbec Platinum – Israel: dark berries, cocoa, and spice; glass $14 / bottle $50.
- — FEATURED – Merlot, Pinot Noir & Cabernet Blend – Slovenia: black cherry, blackberry, cocoa; glass $11 / bottle $39.
- — Pinot Noir – France: red cherry and subtle spice; glass $8 / bottle $32.
Pricing: Glass $8–$14; bottle $32–$50; flights $30–$35; private experiences $150.
Beer
A compact beer list with two local Florida crafts—Swamp Head Big Nose IPA and First Magnitude Honey Bee—alongside domestic and imported standards including Modelo, Bud Light, Michelob Ultra, Stella, and Yuengling. All priced at $4–$5.
Menu strengths
- — Includes local Florida craft beers from Swamp Head and First Magnitude.
Standout selections
- — Swamp Head Big Nose IPA ($5) — local Florida brewery IPA.
- — First Magnitude Honey Bee ($5) — local brewery beer.
Pricing: $4–$5
Nonalcoholic
Becks Non-Alcoholic beer is the sole nonalcoholic listing, priced at $3.50.; A nonalcoholic beer option is available for $3.50.
Menu strengths
- — A nonalcoholic beer option is available for $3.50.
Standout selections
- — Becks Non-Alcoholic — 3.50 — Non-alcoholic beer.; Becks Non-Alcoholic beer is listed at $3.50.
Pricing: $3.50
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