Restaurant
Unclaimed profileSette Luna
Easton, PA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Sette Luna's beverage program spans an Italian-leaning cocktail list, a cellar-heavy wine program, and a deep spirits collection. Cocktails like the Aperol Spritz and Negroni anchor a menu priced $11–$14. Wine bottles range $32–$265, with a 2010 Barolo Brunate as a highlight. Spirits include Fernet Branca and amari.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Aperol Spritz ($12) or Negroni ($14), both Italian classics. For wine, the 2010 Ceretto Brunate Barolo ($195) is a serious pour. To finish, Fernet Branca ($8) or a grappa. The menu's Italian focus makes these natural pairings with the kitchen's style.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who appreciate an Italian-leaning program with a wide range of options, from spritzes to amari. Wine enthusiasts will find a deep cellar list with aged Barolo and natural wines. Those seeking a quick pint or a nonalcoholic option also have choices.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $11–$14, beers $5–$12, and by-the-glass wines $9–$18. Bottles start at $32 and rise to $265 for top Barolo. Spirits pour $6–$22. A round of drinks for two could land $25–$50 depending on selections.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beverage program's Italian identity runs from the cocktail list through a deep spirits selection of amari, grappa, and Fernet, and into a wine cellar with Italian vintages and natural wines. The breadth across categories is unusual for a restaurant of this type.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail list is extensive and Italian-inspired, with classics like Aperol Spritz and Negroni alongside specialty drinks. Prices are moderate. One customer noted their Manhattan arrived shaken and over-diluted, suggesting a preference for stirred.
Menu strengths
- — Numerous Italian-inspired cocktails including spritzes, Negronis, and martinis.
- — Priced accessibly at $11–$14, encouraging exploration.; Specialty drinks were described as exceptional by a recent customer.
Standout selections
- — Aperol Spritz – $12 – Orange and Rhubarb, Prosecco
- — Negroni – $14 – Beefeater, Campari and Sweet Vermouth
- — The "O" Martini – $14 – Ciroc Vodka, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Basil and Grapefruit
Pricing: $11-$14
Wine
The wine program is extensive, with Italian and other selections including natural wines. The cellar list spans many vintages and regions, and the program is described as award-winning. Bottle prices range from $32 to $265.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive list with Italian and natural wine options.
- — Deep cellar with many vintages and regions.; Award-winning wine program per the venue's website.
Standout selections
- — Barolo, Ceretto 'Brunate' 2010 – $195 – La Morra DOCG
- — Trebbiano, Sansonina Lugana Veneto (Natural Wine) 2015 – $42
- — Chianti Classico Riserva, Castello di Bossi 2015 – $60
Pricing: Bottles $32-$265; by-the-glass $9-$18
Beer
The beer list includes Italian, Belgian, and craft options, from Peroni to Chimay and Delirium Tremens. Prices are moderate, topping at $12. A straightforward but useful selection.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse list covering Italian, Belgian, and craft styles.
- — Reasonable pricing from $5 to $12.; Includes classic Belgian ales with character.
Standout selections
- — Peroni Nastro Azzurro – $5 – Italian lager
- — Chimay Première – $10; Delirium Tremens – $8
Pricing: $5-$12
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options are limited but present: fresh juice of the day and hot tea from The Republic of Tea. Priced low at $3–$5. Fine for designated drivers or those abstaining, though not a focus.
Menu strengths
- — Fresh juice of the day is available.; Hot tea from The Republic of Tea.
Standout selections
- — Fresh Juice of the Day – $5; Hot Tea – $3 – The Republic of Tea
Pricing: $3-$5
Spirits
The spirits list is notable for its Italian depth: Fernet, amari, anisette, digestivi, and grappa, plus bourbon and single malt scotch. Pours are $6–$22. A strong selection for after-dinner drinking.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive Italian spirits selection including amari and grappa.
- — Covers Fernet, amari, anisette, digestivi, bourbons, and scotches.
Standout selections
- — Fernet Branca – $8 – 27 herbs, roots and spices from 5 continents
- — The Macallan 12 Yr – $12 – Single malt scotch
Pricing: $6-$22 per pour
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