Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileSip on Grand
New Port Richey, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Sip on Grand is a wine bar with a speakeasy vibe, pouring certified organic and vegan house wines and an all-Florida craft beer draught list. Weekly specials like Date Night Wednesdays and Aperitivi Hour keep it neighborhood-friendly. Customers praise the wine selection and craft beer choices. The program is concise but well-curated, with a clear local and organic emphasis.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Sorso (Sip) PiGrigio or Sorso (Sip) Rojo, both house organic wines on tap. For beer, the Working Man Porter from Winter Park is a solid choice. Consider the Sangria del Toro for a sparkling twist. If you're here on a Wednesday, the Date Night deal offers two glasses for $49.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine drinkers seeking organic and vegan options will appreciate the certified house wines. Craft beer enthusiasts who value local Florida breweries will find a rotating draught list. The speakeasy vibe and weekly specials appeal to couples and small groups looking for an intimate, unpretentious spot.
- When should I go?
- Date Night Wednesdays are ideal for couples, and monthly wine tastings offer a deeper dive for enthusiasts. The speakeasy room may be available for private parties.
- What should I expect to spend?
- House wines range from $8 to $10 per glass, with Sangria at $28 per bottle. All craft beers are $7. Aperitivi Hour discounts are modest, but Date Night Wednesdays offer two glasses for $49—a good value for a date. Monthly tastings run $35 per person.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The certified organic and vegan house wine list on tap is a clear differentiator, paired with an all-Florida craft beer selection. The speakeasy vibe and weekly specials add character. The program is compact but purposeful, emphasizing quality and local sourcing over breadth.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A concise list of certified organic and vegan house wines on tap, including Spanish and Italian varietals. Regular tastings and weekly specials add value.
Menu strengths
- — All house wines are certified organic and vegan, a distinctive offering.
- — Regular tastings ($35) and Date Night Wednesdays ($49 for two glasses) provide structured ways to explore.
- — Aperitivi Hour discounts on tap wines encourage weekday visits.
Standout selections
- — Sorba (Sip) Sangria – Spain, $8 glass / $28 bottle
- — Sangria del Toro – Sangria & Prosecco from Spain & Italy, $9 glass
- — Sorso (Sip) Frizzante – Prosecco from Italy, $10 glass
Pricing: House wines $8–$10 per glass; Sangria $28 per bottle; tastings $35; Date Night two glasses $49
Beer
A focused draught list featuring six Florida craft beers, all $7. Styles range from a Baltic porter to a hazy IPA, with local breweries represented.
Menu strengths
- — All beers are from Florida breweries, supporting local craft.
- — Consistent $7 pricing makes it easy to try multiple.
- — Aperitivi Hour discounts on beer encourage early-evening visits.
Standout selections
- — Working Man Porter – Baltic Porter, 6.7% ABV, Winter Park, FL
- — Acadia Fog – Hazy IPA, 7.0% ABV
- — Golf Cart – American Amber, 5.8% ABV, Dunedin, FL
Pricing: All craft beers $7 each; $1 off during Aperitivi Hour
Nonalcoholic
Offers NA wine, NA beer, Italian sodas, and other non-alcoholic beverages. The range is decent, but lacks detailed descriptions and pricing, making it a basic option rather than a highlight.
Menu strengths
- — Includes NA wine and beer, catering to sober-curious guests.
- — Italian sodas like Limonata and Aranciata add a refreshing option.
Standout selections
- — NA Wine – non-alcoholic wine; NA Beer – non-alcoholic beer
- — Limonata / Aranciata – Italian soda
Pricing: Pricing not detailed
How it sits with the food
The venue is a wine and charcuterie bar, though specific pairings are not detailed. The organic wines, such as Tempranillo or Cabernet Red Blend, would complement cured meats and cheeses. The Florida craft beers, like the Working Man Porter, could pair with hearty snacks. Non-alcoholic options provide alternatives for designated drivers.
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