Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileToot + Kate's Wine Bar
Verona, WI · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Toot + Kate's Wine Bar runs a self-serve station with 24 wines on tap, split across 12 red, 10 white, and 2 NA. Three pour sizes—2.5oz taste, 5oz glass, 7oz quartino—let you compare without committing to a full glass. The list rotates every 4-6 weeks, and every wine is available by the bottle to share or take home. Beer is a simple, cheap counterpoint: $3 domestics, $4 craft with local options, and a $4.50 cider.
- What should I order?
- Start with a 2.5oz taste from the self-serve taps to find your footing, then move to a 5oz glass or 7oz quartino of what you like. Chandon is listed as a single at $12 or a bottle at $48; Lunetta Prosecco is a $7 single. On the beer side, PBR, Miller Lite, Bud Lite, or Busch Light are $3, craft with local options is $4, and Ace Pineapple Cider is $4.50.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- People who want to sample across a rotating wine list without committing to a full bottle, and those who appreciate a cheap, familiar beer alongside it. The self-serve format and three pour sizes suit mixed groups where everyone drinks differently.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine prices vary as bottles rotate. Chandon is $12 as a single or $48 by the bottle; Lunetta Prosecco is $7 as a single. Beer runs $3 for domestics, $4 for craft with local options, and $4.50 for Ace Pineapple Cider.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A self-serve wine station with 24 taps—12 red, 10 white, 2 NA—and three pour sizes (2.5oz, 5oz, 7oz) is the core of the program. The list rotates every 4-6 weeks, and every wine is sold by the bottle to share or take away.
Beverage categories
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Wine
24 self-serve wines on tap—12 red, 10 white, 2 NA—with 2.5oz taste, 5oz glass, and 7oz quartino pours. The list rotates every 4-6 weeks, and all wine is for sale by the bottle to share or take to go. Chandon is $12 a single or $48 a bottle; Lunetta Prosecco is $7 a single.
Menu strengths
- — 24 self-serve wines on tap: 12 red, 10 white, and 2 NA, with three pour sizes for comparison.
- — New wines rotate every 4-6 weeks and all wine is for sale by the bottle to share or take to go.
- — Reviewers describe a broad selection with flexible pour sizes and consistently praise the wines as enjoyable.
Standout selections
- — Chandon — sparkling wine listed as a single at $12 or a bottle at $48.
- — Lunetta Prosecco — Prosecco listed as a single at $7.
Pricing: Chandon Single $12 // Bottle $48; Lunetta Prosecco Single $7; wine prices vary as wines swap in and out.
Beer
A short, inexpensive beer list: PBR, Miller Lite, Bud Lite, and Busch Light at $3, craft beer with several local options at $4, and Ace Pineapple Cider at $4.50. It is a straightforward counterpoint to the wine taps rather than a deep beer program.
Menu strengths
- — Domestic beers—PBR, Miller Lite, Bud Lite, Busch Light—are all $3.
- — Craft beer with several local options is $4, and Ace Pineapple Cider is $4.50.
Standout selections
- — PBR — $3 domestic beer listed first-party.; Miller Lite — $3 domestic beer listed first-party.
- — Bud Lite — $3 domestic beer listed first-party.
- — Busch Light — $3 domestic beer listed first-party.
- — Ace Pineapple Cider — $4.50 cider listed first-party.
Pricing: PBR, Miller Lite, Bud Lite, Busch Light $3; craft beer with several local options $4; Ace Pineapple Cider $4.50.
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