Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileTown Hall
Florence, SC
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
Research completed 2026-09-22 · Based on current public sources
Editor: Micah Rousey
Review methodology and evidence standardsThe editorial take
A cocktail-led beverage program with named drinks built on specified spirits across gin, tequila, bourbon, rye, vodka, rum, and scotch, priced $12-$21. The beer list attaches brewery and origin to each entry, including Southern Hops' Leeroy Brown and Coast Brewery out of Charleston. Spirit-free drinkers get a dedicated section of four cocktails plus lemonades and non-alcoholic beer. Wine runs on rotating glass pours and a Wednesday bottle discount.
- What should I order?
- Right Side of the Street, $21, made with bacon washed Elijah Craig Bourbon, smoked honey syrup, and chocolate bitters. For something lighter, Garden of Eden at $16 combines Bombay Sapphire with fresh carrot juice, lemon juice, Stirring's Ginger Liqueur, and honey syrup. On the non-alcoholic side, Paris in Pink is $11.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a named cocktail list with the base spirit spelled out, and anyone who wants a real non-alcoholic option rather than a courtesy soda. Beer drinkers get local and regional breweries identified by name and origin, from a brown ale to Charleston lagers and IPAs.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour pricing covers cocktails, wine, and beer, with the Old Fashioned listed at the bar only. Wednesday brings the wine bottle special, half off selected bottles up to $100 and $50 off bottles over $100.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $12-$21, with Garden Party at $15 and Bourbon Basil Smash at $12 both appearing on the happy hour menu at $12 and $11. Wine by the glass is $8-$9. Beer spans $4 for a Pabst Blue Ribbon 16oz to $10 for Leeroy Brown or Edmund's Oast. Spirit-free cocktails are $10-$11, lemonades $5-$6.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The non-alcoholic program is built out rather than tacked on: four spirit-free cocktails, a lemonade and mule selection, and two non-alcoholic beers. The cocktail list names its spirits throughout, including a bacon washed Elijah Craig Bourbon drink and a Black Pearl built on Bacardi 8 yr rum, vanilla liquor, espresso, and Averna Amaro.
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
A full cocktail section with named drinks and specified spirits, spanning gin, tequila, bourbon, rye, vodka, rum, and scotch. Prices run $12-$21. Dedicated happy hour cocktail pricing applies to several pours, and a recent customer account describes specific drinks as refreshing and enjoyable.
Menu strengths
- — Named drinks specify their base spirits across seven spirit categories, with prices spanning $12-$21
- — Happy hour pricing reaches the cocktail list, with Garden Party dropping to $12 and Bourbon Basil Smash to $11
Standout selections
- — Right Side of the Street, $21: bacon washed Elijah Craig Bourbon, smoked honey syrup, chocolate bitters
- — Black Pearl, $20: Bacardi 8 yr rum, vanilla liquor, espresso, Averna Amaro
- — Garden of Eden, $16: Bombay Sapphire, fresh carrot juice, lemon juice, Stirring's Ginger Liqueur, honey syrup
- — Doctor's Orders, $16: Dewars White Label, ginger, lemon, honey, Laphroaig scotch, black lemon bitters
Pricing: $12-$21; happy hour pricing available, with Garden Party at $12 and Bourbon Basil Smash at $11
Wine
Wine by the glass is a rotating red at $9 and a rotating white at $8, both on the happy hour menu. The Wednesday Wine Special takes half off selected bottles up to $100 and $50 off bottles over $100.
Menu strengths
- — Wednesday Wine Special offers half off selected bottles up to $100 and $50 off bottles over $100
Standout selections
- — Red (Glass), $9, rotating selection on the happy hour menu
- — White (Glass), $8, rotating selection on the happy hour menu
Pricing: Red (Glass) $9, White (Glass) $8; Wednesday bottle special: half off selected bottles up to $100, $50 off bottles over $100
Beer
Craft and domestic beers are listed with brewery and origin, priced $4-$10. The range runs from a Pabst Blue Ribbon 16oz at $4 to Leeroy Brown and Edmund's Oast 16oz at $10. Happy hour lists a rotating draft at $6 and domestic at $5.
Menu strengths
- — Each beer listing carries brewery and origin, including Coast Brewery in Charleston and Southern Hops
- — Price range spans $4 to $10, with rotating draft at $6 and domestic at $5 during happy hour
Standout selections
- — Leeroy Brown Brown Ale, $10, Southern Hops, SC
- — Coast Kolsch, $9, Coast Brewery, Charleston, SC; Hopart IPA, $9, Coast Brewery, Charleston, SC
Pricing: $4-$10; happy hour Draft $6 and Domestic $5
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated spirit-free cocktail section lists Dark and Not So Stormy, Sunset, Paris in Pink, and After-all spritz at $10-$11. Beyond cocktails, there are lemonades and a mule at $5-$6 and two non-alcoholic beers.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated spirit-free cocktail section with four named drinks at $10-$11
- — Non-alcoholic coverage extends past cocktails to Strawberry Basil Lemonade $5, Cherry Limeade $5, Pineapple Mule $6, Jarrito's Grapefruit $5, Untitled Arts Pilsner $8, and Athletic Brewing $7
Standout selections
- — Paris in Pink, $11: spirit free gin, lemon, grapefruit soda
- — Dark and Not So Stormy, $10: spirit free rum, lime, ginger beer
- — Pineapple Mule, $6: pineapple juice, lime, honey, ginger beer
Pricing: Spirit-free cocktails $10-$11; lemonades and sodas $5-$6; non-alcoholic beer $7-$8
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Research is based on recent public evidence, including official venue materials and beverage menus when available. The review date is the research completion date and does not imply an in-person visit.
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