Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileThe Fours
Quincy, MA · $$$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Fours pairs its sports bar energy with a serious beverage program. The draft list leans heavily on New England craft breweries, featuring Maine Beer Co. Lunch IPA and Lawson's Sip O' Sunshine. Cocktails skew playful—think Caramel Swirl Espresso Martini and Hibiscus Mai Tai—while the wine list covers familiar varietals at fair prices. Non-alcoholic options include mocktails and zero-proof beers.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Pomegranate Passion, a Prosecco-based cocktail with pomegranate liqueur and blueberries. For beer drinkers, the Maine Beer Co. Lunch IPA is a dependable hoppy choice. The Hugo Spritz offers a lighter, herbal option.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Craft beer enthusiasts will appreciate the deep local draft list. Cocktail fans can explore sweet and spicy signatures. The non-alcoholic menu makes it a viable stop for designated drivers or those avoiding alcohol.
- When should I go?
- A good spot for after-work drinks or weekend games, given its sports bar character and extensive draft selection. The Norwell Summer menu suggests seasonal updates worth timing.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine by the glass runs $10–$15; bottles $29–$48. Draft beer is around $14 for 16 ounces. Cocktail prices are not listed but likely moderate.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beer program stands out for its commitment to New England breweries, including cult favorites like Lawson's and Fiddlehead. The cocktail list mixes familiar classics with inventive creations, and the mocktail offerings are more thoughtful than the typical sports bar.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A broad cocktail menu spans sweet, spicy, and fruity profiles, with signatures like Caramel Swirl Espresso Martini and Spicy Margarita. Seasonal touches and community praise for quality.
Menu strengths
- — Creative signature cocktails with a range of flavor profiles.
- — Seasonal offerings like the Summer Sparkler and Hugo Spritz.
Standout selections
- — Caramel Swirl Espresso Martini – Espresso vodka, Irish cream, and Kahlua Dunkin' Caramel Swirl.
- — Spicy Margarita – Ghost Tequila, jalapeños, chili-lime rim.
- — Pomegranate Passion – Prosecco, pomegranate liqueur, blueberries.
Pricing: No cocktail prices listed on retrieved menus.
Wine
A straightforward wine list with recognizable labels and varietals, priced fairly. Includes sparkling, rosé, and a range of reds and whites.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse varietal selection with multiple price points.; Includes both well-known and boutique labels.
Standout selections
- — J. Lohr Riverstone Chardonnay – Monterey, $11 glass/$33 bottle.
- — Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc – New Zealand, $11 glass/$36 bottle.
- — Cote Mas Rosé – Sud de France, $10 glass.
Pricing: Wine by the glass $10–$15; bottles $29–$48.
Beer
An impressive draft lineup dominated by New England craft breweries, including Lawson's, Fiddlehead, and Night Shift.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive draft list with a strong local craft presence.
Standout selections
- — Maine Beer Co. Lunch IPA – 16 oz draft for $14.
- — Lawson's Finest Liquids Sip O' Sunshine – cult New England IPA.
Pricing: Maine Beer Co. Lunch IPA $14 per 16 oz draft.
Nonalcoholic
A thoughtful non-alcoholic program with canned mocktails and zero-proof beers. Options like Collective Arts Midday Mule go beyond typical soda offerings.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple non-alcoholic beer brands including Heineken Zero and Athletic Run Wild.
Standout selections
- — Collective Arts Midday Mule – Sparkling mocktail with mint, lime, ginger.
- — Parch Prickly Paloma – Citrus and bittersweet with prickly pear and hibiscus.
Pricing: No pricing for non-alcoholic items.
Spirits
Spirits appear only as cocktail ingredients, suggesting a well-stocked bar. No standalone spirits list was found.
Pricing: No dedicated spirits pricing available.
How it sits with the food
The menu's sports bar fare—burgers, wings, and pub snacks—would pair naturally with the crisp, citrusy Lunch IPA or a spicy margarita. The wine list's Chardonnay and Pinot Noir offer standard pairing flexibility.
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