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The Courtesy

Winter Park, FL · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 90 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-08-29

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The Courtesy stakes its claim as Orlando's original dedicated cocktail bar with a seasonal menu that swings from the rum-and-aguardiente Courtesy Swizzle #2 to the frozen Subase Shake. Classics are a bargain at $9, while happy hour keeps things at $15. The spirits list is the real rabbit hole, with over 30 bourbons and an amaro wall. Saturday cocktail classes add a hands-on angle.

What should I order?
Start with the Courtesy Swizzle #2, a rum and aguardiente number with falernum and pineapple. For something darker, Expo' 86 pairs Irish whiskey with manzanilla sherry and blueberry. If you want a classic, the $9 Old Fashioned is a solid move.
Who will enjoy this place?
Cocktail enthusiasts who appreciate seasonal creativity and a deep spirits library. The Saturday cocktail class appeals to those wanting to learn, while the $9 classics and happy hour attract value seekers.
When should I go?
Weekends offer the cocktail class, a good time for groups.
What should I expect to spend?
Cocktails range from $9 for classics to $17 for house specialties. Wine by the glass starts at $6, and beer is $5-$8. Spirits pours go up to $90 for rare bourbon.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The Courtesy is Orlando's first dedicated cocktail bar, and it leans into that legacy with a seasonal menu and a serious spirits program. The amaro list with over 30 options and rare bourbons like Heaven Hill 18yr set it apart from typical cocktail spots.

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

Inebrious Cocktails score: 92 out of 100

Seasonal menu with creative house cocktails and affordable classics.

Menu strengths

  • Classic cocktails at a remarkably low $9 price point.

Standout selections

  • Courtesy Swizzle #2 - Rum, aguardiente, falernum, ginger, lime, pineapple, vango ($17)
  • Subase Shake - Campari, vermouth, cold brew, vanilla, oatmilk ice cream ($16)
  • Expo' 86 - Irish whiskey, manzanilla sherry, ancho reyes, lemon, cinnamon, blueberry ($16)

Pricing: House cocktails $15-$17, classics $9, happy hour all cocktails $15.

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 85 out of 100

A compact but well-rounded wine list covering sparkling, white, rosé, and red from multiple regions, with fair pricing.

Menu strengths

  • Diverse selection including French, Italian, Spanish, and American wines.

Standout selections

  • Perrin 'Natural' Cote du Rhone - $7/glass
  • Ken Wright Pinot Noir - $14/$52

Pricing: Glasses $6-$14, bottles $28-$52.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 82 out of 100

A short but thoughtful beer list with local and regional options, including a non-alcoholic choice.

Menu strengths

  • Includes a local Florida porter from The Ravenous Pig.

Standout selections

  • The Ravenous Pig Working Man Porter - $5
  • Untitled Art N/A Italian Style Pilsner - $5

Pricing: Beers $5-$8.

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 75 out of 100

Limited non-alcoholic options with just one beer, but it's a quality choice at a fair price.

Standout selections

  • Untitled Art N/A Italian Style Pilsner

Pricing: Non-alcoholic beer $5.

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 94 out of 100

An extensive spirits list covering major categories with rare and limited editions, including a dedicated amaro section.

Menu strengths

  • Over 30 bourbons and a deep amaro list.
  • Rare bottles like Heaven Hill 18yr and Michter's 10yr Rye.
  • Wide range of tequila, mezcal, rum, and whisky.

Standout selections

  • Heaven Hill 18yr Bourbon - $79
  • Michter's 10yr Rye - $49; Foursquare Equipoise Rum - $40

Pricing: Spirit pours range from $8 to $90, with rare bottles at premium prices.

How it sits with the food

No food menu is mentioned, but the bar's cocktails and wine could pair with light bar snacks if offered. The citrus-forward cocktails might complement ceviche or grilled seafood, while the amaro selection could stand in for a digestif.

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