Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileRoom for Friends ... a wine bar!
Denver, CO · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A wine bar with a serious pour list: flights, sparkling, white, rosé, orange, red, and dessert wines. Build-your-own flight runs $17; Bubbles Flight is $16. Happy hour trims select wines to $7–$9. Local Colorado beers and ciders fill the non-wine gap, and non-alcoholic options cover the rest. Guests praise the variety and custom flights.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Build Your Own Flight—three wines from the by-the-glass list for $17. The Bubbles Flight ($16) offers a tour of sparkling styles. Happy hour brings Pinot Noir, Rosé, Vinho Verde, and Blanc de Blancs at reduced prices. For beer, Odell IPA is $5 during happy hour.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts who like exploring flights and varied styles will feel at home. Those seeking beer or cider have a few local options, and non-alcoholic drinkers are covered with sodas, coffee, tea, and NA sparkling. The cozy, artsy setting with patio and games appeals to casual groups.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour is a prime time, with select wines and Odell IPA at reduced prices. The venue's cozy indoor and outdoor seating, including a patio, suits relaxed afternoons or evenings.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine flights run $16–$17; sparkling wines are $9–$15 per glass. Beers are $4–$7, with happy hour Odell IPA at $5. Non-alcoholic drinks are $2–$3. Happy hour wine specials range $7–$9.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The build-your-own flight concept and a wine list spanning sparkling, orange, and dessert wines set it apart. An art-inspired flight nods to the Arts District location. Local Colorado beers and ciders add a regional touch, and the non-alcoholic sparkling alternative broadens appeal.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Strong program with diverse styles and regions, including flights, sparkling, orange, and dessert wines. Customizable flights and happy hour specials add value.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive wine list covering multiple styles and regions.
- — Happy hour offers select wines at reduced prices.
Standout selections
- — Bugey-Cerdon 'La Cueille' – sparkling with cherry, strawberry, raspberry notes ($15/45).
- — Zaha 'Calcaire' – Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature from Argentina ($13/39).
- — Vietti Moscato d'Asti – Piedmont sparkling ($12/36).
Pricing: Flights $16–$17; sparkling $9–$15 per glass; happy hour $7–$9.
Beer
Limited but local selection of Colorado craft beers and ciders. Happy hour features Odell IPA. Serves as a complement to the wine program.
Menu strengths
- — Local Colorado beers and ciders.; Happy hour special on Odell IPA.
Standout selections
- — Westbound & Down Colorado Pale Ale ($7).
Pricing: Beers $4–$7; happy hour Odell IPA $5.
Nonalcoholic
Adequate range including NA sparkling wine, NA beer, sodas, coffee, tea, and water. Priced modestly. Serves as a thoughtful alternative.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of non-alcoholic options including coffee and tea.
Standout selections
- — Wölffer Estate 'Spring in a Bottle' – NA sparkling wine alternative.
- — Athletic Golden Lager – non-alcoholic beer.
Pricing: Non-alcoholic drinks $2–$3.
How it sits with the food
Food offerings are simple snacks; guests mention chicken salad sliders and homemade ranch. These light bites pair naturally with the wine list, especially sparkling and rosé options. The menu's simplicity keeps the focus on the pours.
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