Restaurant
Unclaimed profileRemedy Speakeasy
Bremerton, WA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Remedy Speakeasy pairs a two-tier cocktail menu with an all-Washington wine list. The House Cocktails section lists nine drinks priced $14.50-$15.50, while the High Roller Cocktails section lists six premium drinks at $23.50 each, made with spirits like Macallan 12 and WhistlePig Piggyback rye. The wine list features eight Washington wines by the glass and bottle, from $9 to $14.50 per glass. Rotating local beers are also available. Sunday brunch cocktails are priced $8-$11.
- What should I order?
- Start with a House Cocktail like the Aviation, made with Empress gin, creme de violette, maraschino liqueur, and fresh lemon, at $14.50. For a premium pour, the Scotch Old Fashioned uses Macallan 12 with aromatic and orange bitters, served on a rock, at $23.50.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Guests looking for a two-tier cocktail menu with both approachable and premium options will find plenty to explore. The all-Washington wine list suits those who prefer local bottles. The High Roller Club challenge, which encourages trying one of each High Roller Cocktail for a free t-shirt, may appeal to completionists.
- When should I go?
- Sunday brunch offers cocktails priced $8-$11, making it a good time to try the brunch drink list.
- What should I expect to spend?
- House Cocktails are $14.50-$15.50, High Roller Cocktails are $23.50 each, and Sunday brunch cocktails are $8-$11. Wine by the glass ranges $9-$14.50, with bottles $36-$56.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The two-tier cocktail menu separates nine House Cocktails from six High Roller Cocktails, with the latter featuring premium spirits like Macallan 12 and WhistlePig Piggyback rye. All eight wines on the list are made in Washington, and the High Roller Club challenge rewards trying each premium cocktail with a free t-shirt.
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Cocktails
Scotch Old Fashioned: Macallan 12, aromatic and orange bitters, simple, served on a rock, $23.50.
Menu strengths
- — Fifteen named cocktails across two tiers, each with ingredients and prices listed.
- — High Roller tier features premium spirits like Macallan 12 and WhistlePig Piggyback rye.
Standout selections
- — The Old Fashioned Old Fashioned: Buffalo Trace bourbon, simple, aromatic and orange bitters, $15.50.
- — Aviation: Empress gin, creme de violette, maraschino liqueur, fresh lemon, $14.50.
- — Scotch Old Fashioned: Macallan 12, aromatic and orange bitters, simple, served on a rock, $23.50.
- — The Last Word: Gunpowder gin, green chartreuse, maraschino liqueur, lime, served up, $23.50.
Pricing: House Cocktails $14.50-$15.50; High Roller Cocktails $23.50; Sunday brunch cocktails $8-$11
Wine
Eight wines are available by the glass and bottle, all made in Washington. The selection includes Cabernet, Red Blend, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Rosé, and Sauvignon Blanc. Glass prices range $9-$14.50, and bottles range $36-$56. The list is entirely local, with no imported wines mentioned.
Menu strengths
- — All eight wines are made in Washington.; Every wine is available by both the glass and the bottle.
- — Glass prices start at $9, with bottles from $36.
Standout selections
- — Simply Cabernet: Washington wine, glass $10 / bottle $40.
- — Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc: Washington wine, glass $14.50 / bottle $56.
- — Charles & Charles Rose: Washington wine, glass $10 / bottle $40.
Pricing: Glass $9-$14.50; Bottle $36-$56
Beer
The menu lists rotating local beers, and the bar features a variety of local beers. No specific breweries or styles are named on the menu.
Menu strengths
- — Menu lists rotating local beers.; Its bar features a variety of local beers.
Standout selections
- — Rotating Local Beers — Rotating local beer selection; no specific breweries or styles named on menu.
Spirits
The menu names specific spirits used in cocktails, including Buffalo Trace bourbon, Barton bourbon, Macallan 12, WhistlePig Piggyback rye, Botanist gin, Gunpowder gin, Empress gin, Barton's gin, Barton's vodka, Dubliner honey whiskey, Hussong's tequila, and Grune Fee absinthe. Premium spirits like Macallan 12 and WhistlePig Piggyback rye appear in High Roller Cocktails priced at $23.50 each.
Menu strengths
- — Named spirits include Buffalo Trace, Macallan 12, WhistlePig Piggyback rye, Botanist gin, and Gunpowder gin.
- — High Roller Cocktails feature premium spirits and are priced at $23.50 each.
Standout selections
- — Menu names specific spirits used in cocktails, including Buffalo Trace bourbon, Barton bourbon, Macallan 12, WhistlePig Piggyback rye, Botanist gin, Gunpowder gin, Empress gin, Barton's gin, Barton's vodka, Dubliner honey whiskey, Hussong's tequila, and Grune Fee absinthe.
- — WhistlePig Piggyback rye: featured in a High Roller Cocktail.
- — Botanist gin: featured in the Elder Fashioned High Roller Cocktail.
Pricing: High Roller Cocktails $23.50 each
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