Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileThe Point Bar and Lounge
Prescott, AZ · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Point Bar & Lounge is permanently closed. Its decommissioned menu documents a broad beverage program: Signature and Classic Cocktails at $14, Mules at $10, an extensive whiskey selection spanning bourbon, rye, Irish, Asian, and Canadian categories, and wines by glass and bottle. Mocktails and non-alcoholic beer were also listed. The spirits inventory carried named pours such as Michter's 10 Yr Rye and Kujira Ryukyu 20yr, while the cocktail menu included the Immaculate Bastard and a Bourbon-Based Milk Clarified Punch.
- What should I order?
- From the decommissioned menu, the Immaculate Bastard at $20 is a straightforward order: Pinhook High Proof Kentucky Bourbon. For a lower-proof option, the Old Fashioned at $14 uses Buffalo Trace Bourbon and house-made sarsaparilla bitters. The Mules at $10 come with ginger beer and fresh lime in a copper mug.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who prioritize whiskey and agave selection over cocktail theatrics would have found the most to work with here. The spirits list covers bourbon, rye, Irish, Asian, Canadian, tequila, mezcal, rum, gin, vodka, amaro, and liqueurs, with pour prices across a wide range.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails were listed at $14, with the Immaculate Bastard at $20 and Mules at $10. Wine by the glass ranged $7–$12; bottles $26–$64. Draft beer was $8, with one at $10; craft cans and bottles $6–$30. Mocktails were $11 and non-alcoholic beer $6. Spirits pours ranged from $3.75 to $900.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The decommissioned menu documents a spirits inventory with broad category coverage and a wide pour-price range, alongside a cocktail list that included a 27-ingredient Bourbon-Based Milk Clarified Punch and a barrel-aged cocktail available by asking the server.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The decommissioned cocktail menu lists Signature and Classic Cocktails at $14, with spirits including rye, bourbon, mezcal, tequila, gin, rum, cachaça, and cognac. Mules are $10 with ginger beer and fresh lime in a copper mug. A barrel-aged cocktail was available by asking the server.
Menu strengths
- — Named selections span multiple spirit categories, including the Ginger Basil Martini, Spicy Bison, and Bourbon-Based Milk Clarified Punch.
- — Mules at $10 offer a lower-priced option with ginger beer and fresh lime in a copper mug.
Standout selections
- — Immaculate Bastard: Pinhook High Proof Kentucky Bourbon, listed at $20.
- — Old Fashioned: Buffalo Trace Bourbon with house-made sarsaparilla bitters, muddled orange, and simple syrup, served on a rock.
Pricing: Signature and Classic Cocktails $14; Immaculate Bastard $20; Mules $10
Wine
The decommissioned menu lists sparkling, white, rosé, and red wines by glass and bottle. Named bottles include Le Grand Courtage Sparkling, Bonanza Chardonnay, Kris Pinot Grigio, Rombauer Carneros Chardonnay, Bieler Sabine Rosé, Juggernaut Pinot Noir, Seven Springs Estate Pinot Noir '21, and Mt. Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon '21.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple wine categories are represented by both glass and bottle options.
- — 375ml formats are listed for Le Grand Courtage Sparkling, Rombauer Chardonnay, and Mt. Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon.
Standout selections
- — Le Grand Courtage Sparkling: available in 187ml at $10 and 375ml at $38.
- — Seven Springs Estate Pinot Noir '21: 750ml bottle at $64.
Pricing: Sparkling by glass $7 / bottle $26; Le Grand Courtage 187ml $10, 375ml $38; white glasses $8–$12, bottles $33–$36; red glasses $10–$12, bottles $33–$64
Beer
The decommissioned menu lists draft beer, bottles and cans, craft/local beer, and non-alcoholic beer. Draft beers are $8, with one at $10. Named drafts include Pedal Haus Day Drinker Light Lager, Wren House Spellbinder IPA, Bell's Two Hearted IPA, and LaCumbre Malpais Stout.
Menu strengths
- — Draft selection spans light lager, IPA, and stout styles at $8 each.
- — Craft/local cans and bottles range $6–$30, including Goose Island Bourbon County 30th Anniversary and Old Rasputin Imperial Stout.
Standout selections
- — Wren House Spellbinder IPA: draft beer, 7.0% ABV, $8.
- — Goose Island Bourbon County 30th Anniversary: craft/local bottle, 14.4% ABV, 16.9 oz, $30.
Pricing: Draft $8–$10; domestic $6; Pabst Blue Ribbon 16 oz $5; imported $6; non-alcoholic $6; craft/local cans and bottles $6–$30
Nonalcoholic
The decommissioned menu lists Mocktails at $11 each and non-alcoholic beer at $6. Mocktail ingredients include American Malt, London Dry Non-Spirit, and Dark Cane Non-Spirit. Non-alcoholic beer options include Stella Artois Libertine, Lagunitas Hoppy Refresher, 8 ZERO 5, Deschutes Black Butte NA, Deschutes Fresh-Squeezed IPA NA, and Corona NA.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated mocktail and non-alcoholic beer sections are listed.
- — Mocktails are built with non-spirit bases including American Malt, London Dry Non-Spirit, and Dark Cane Non-Spirit.
Standout selections
- — American Malt Mocktail: American Malt, lemon juice, egg whites, simple syrup, and cocktail cherry, $11.
- — Dark Cane Non-Spirit Mocktail: Dark Cane Non-Spirit, Italian orange bitter, pineapple juice, lime juice, and simple syrup, $11.
Pricing: Mocktails $11; non-alcoholic beer $6
Spirits
The decommissioned menu includes an extensive whiskey selection with bourbon, rye, Irish, Asian, Canadian, and other whisk(e)y categories, plus tequila, mezcal, rum, gin, vodka, amaro, liqueurs, and other spirits with pour prices. Whiskey pours range from $3.75 to $900.
Menu strengths
- — Whiskey selection spans bourbon, rye, Irish, Asian, Canadian, and other categories.
- — Named pours include Fortaleza Blanco and Reposado, La Luna Mezcal The Point Bottle Select, Angel's Envy Bourbon, Michter's 10 Yr Rye, Midleton Very Rare 2023 Vintage, and Kujira Ryukyu Whiskey 20yr.
Standout selections
- — Michter's 10 Yr Rye: rye pour, $22.50–$44.00.; Kujira Ryukyu Whiskey 20yr: Asian whiskey pour, $41.00–$80.00.
- — Midleton Very Rare 2023 Vintage: Irish whiskey pour, $32.00–$62.00.
Pricing: Whiskey pours $3.75–$900; tequila and mezcal $4.00–$75.00; Infinity Aged Bourbon $15 for 2oz neat
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