Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileThe Bohemian: A Wine Bar
Charlotte, NC · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Bohemian is a wine-focused bar with an extensive list spanning sparkling, white, rosé, orange, pét-nat, red, sweet, and non-alcoholic categories. A wine club adds monthly tastings and bottle perks. Seasonal by-the-glass selections rotate frequently. Non-alcoholic options are limited but present. The program is broad and well-structured, though details on vintages and by-the-glass pricing remain unpublished.
- What should I order?
- Start with a glass from the seasonal by-the-glass menu. For a bottle, consider the Fouassier Sancerre 2025 or Château Batailley 2018. Non-alcoholic drinkers can order Joie Sparkling Rosé or Leitz Chardonnay. Wine club members get 10% off retail bottles.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts seeking variety across styles and regions, especially those interested in orange wines, pét-nat, or non-alcoholic options. The wine club appeals to those wanting monthly tastings and bottle deals. Casual drinkers may find the extensive list approachable with staff guidance.
- When should I go?
- Evenings are likely suitable for wine tasting and socializing. Monthly wine club tastings are a reason to visit on those specific dates. Seasonal by-the-glass changes may make repeat visits worthwhile.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Retail bottles range from $18 to $350, with many in the $50-$150 range. Non-alcoholic wines are $40-$45. By-the-glass prices are not published. Wine club memberships start at $120 for one month.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The wine list's organization into niche categories like orange/skin contact and pét-nat sets it apart. The wine club's tiered memberships (Bottle, Magnum, Double Magnum, Imperial) offer structured exploration. A dedicated non-alcoholic wine section is uncommon.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Extensive wine list covering multiple styles and regions, including sparkling, white, rosé, orange, pét-nat, red, sweet, and non-alcoholic. Seasonal by-the-glass menu rotates. Wine club offers monthly tastings and bottle discounts.
Menu strengths
- — Very large and diverse wine list spanning multiple regions and styles.
- — Wine club with educational tastings and member benefits, including 10% off retail bottles.
Standout selections
- — Clotilde Grand Cru Champagne, $80; Dom Pérignon 2015, $350
- — Fouassier Sancerre 2025, $53; Château Batailley 2018, $90
Pricing: Retail bottles range from $18 (Il Vescovado Chianti) to $350 (Dom Pérignon 2015). Wine club memberships: $120 for 1 month, $330 for 3 months, $600 for 6 months, $1080 for 1 year.
Nonalcoholic
A small but dedicated non-alcoholic wine section with three options: Joie Sparkling Rosé, Leitz Chardonnay, and Luminara Cabernet. Priced competitively with entry-level alcoholic wines.
Menu strengths
- — Includes a sparkling option, which is uncommon for NA wines.
Standout selections
- — Joie Sparkling Rosé, $40; Leitz Chardonnay, $45
Pricing: Non-alcoholic wines priced at $40-$45 per bottle.
How it sits with the food
No food pairing details are provided, but the wine list's diversity suggests options for pairing with a range of dishes. The presence of sparkling and dessert wines could complement appetizers or desserts. Non-alcoholic wines offer pairing alternatives for abstainers.
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