Wine bar
Unclaimed profileSt. Vincent Wine
Washington, DC · $$$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A wine garden, cocktail bar, and wine shop whose center of gravity is the bottle list. The wine club runs $69 per month for two bottles, half off retail wine to go, and free seasonal tastings, with May 2025 pours from Mendoza and Stellenbosch. Sundays take 25% off bottles and Mondays discount magnums. The list carries R de Ruinart Brut, Piper-Heidsieck, Passopisciaro Etna Rosso 2018, and M. Chapoutier Crozes-Hermitage 2017.
- What should I order?
- Start with R de Ruinart Brut or Piper-Heidsieck if you want Champagne, or the Passopisciaro Etna Rosso 2018 for a red with structure. The Clovaillon 'En Noir et Blanc' 2022 Vin de France brings a biodynamic Gamay to the table.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Bottle buyers who want retail pricing to carry over to the table, and members who use the 50% off retail wine to go. Anyone comparing a Rhône red against an Etna red will find both. Cocktail drinkers get a dedicated section rather than a token list.
- When should I go?
- Sunday suits bottle drinkers, when all wines by the bottle are 25% off. Monday happy hour takes 25% off magnums. The Spring Fling event has sold out, so plan around standard service rather than the party.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine club membership is $69 per month for two bottles. The Spring Fling event ticket ran $90 per person plus tax with unlimited wine.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The venue runs as a wine garden, cocktail bar, and wine shop at once, with a structured monthly club, member pricing, and pickup or delivery of club wines through Toast. Wine club selections move outside the usual regions, including Uco Valley and Stellenbosch bottlings.
Beverage categories
We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.
Cocktails
Cocktails hold their own menu section alongside the wine list, brunch and dinner, and charcuterie. That is a narrow but real cocktail presence rather than a full program.
Menu strengths
- — Cocktails are listed as a dedicated menu section on the venue's own site, alongside the wine list and charcuterie.
- — The venue identifies itself as a cocktail bar as well as a wine garden and wine shop.
Standout selections
- — French 75, described by a customer as the bartenders' go-to cocktail.
Wine
A bottle-focused list backed by a $69 monthly club, half off retail wine to go, and free seasonal tastings. May 2025 club picks came from Mendoza and Stellenbosch. The list runs from Champagne through Etna and the Rhône to biodynamic Gamay.
Menu strengths
- — Wine club at $69 per month includes 2 bottles, 50% off retail wine to go, and free seasonal tastings.
- — Official wine list images confirm Champagne, Etna, Rhône, and biodynamic bottlings across the list.
- — Sunday takes 25% off all wines by the bottle and Monday happy hour takes 25% off magnums.
Standout selections
- — R de Ruinart Brut, a Champagne listed on an official wine list image.
- — Piper-Heidsieck, a second Champagne on the official list.
- — Passopisciaro Etna Rosso 2018, a red from Etna on the official list.
- — M. Chapoutier Crozes-Hermitage 2017, a Rhône red on the official list.
Pricing: Wine club $69 per month for 2 bottles; Sunday 25% off bottles; Monday 25% off magnums; Spring Fling ticket $90 per person
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