Restaurant
Unclaimed profileTwin Peaks
Wichita, KS · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Twin Peaks runs a beverage program with genuine range: 17 named cocktails, a 29° draft beer system pouring house taps like Dirty Blonde and Knotty Brunette, and Grandpa's Stash, a rare-bottle list of over 50 bourbons, whiskeys, scotches, tequilas, and cognacs. Daily specials cover cocktails, beer, and shots, including a $5 Long Island Iced Tea. Wine and nonalcoholic options are present but narrower.
- What should I order?
- Start with a pour from Grandpa's Stash—Blanton's Single Barrel or Elijah Craig 18 Year—served neat or over a crystal-clear ice ball. For a cocktail, the Old Fashioned with Bulleit Rye or Old Forester is built with simple syrup, aromatic and orange bitters, orange peel, and a Bordeaux cherry.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- People who want a broad spirits list with rare bourbons and tequilas, plus a straightforward draft beer program and classic cocktails. The daily deals across drinks and shots suit those comparing prices and formats.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour offers half off wine by the glass and reduced draft prices. Daily specials run through the week, including $5 mules on Mondays, Dos Equis 22 oz on Tuesdays, and $6 Lemon Drop Martinis on Thursdays.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails range from $5 to $11.99. Draft beers are $5.75 for a 22 oz signature tap, with happy hour pricing at $3.25 for 10 oz and $4.25 for 22 oz. Grandpa's Stash pours run $6.50 to $60 for 1.25 oz and $9.50 to $82 for 2 oz.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Grandpa's Stash is the standout: over 50 rare spirits across bourbon, American whiskey, scotch, tequila, Canadian whiskey, and cognac, poured in 1.25 oz or 2 oz measures, neat or over a crystal-clear ice ball. The 29° draft system with house taps and frosted 22 oz mugs is a secondary point of difference.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A 17-drink named cocktail list with detailed builds, including a full Old Fashioned section and daily specials like $6 Lemon Drop Martinis on Thursdays and $5 mules on Mondays. The program covers classics and flavored martinis without straying into niche territory.
Menu strengths
- — 17 named cocktails with ingredient builds provide a clear, broad selection.
- — Old Fashioned section offers two whiskey options with specific builds.
- — Daily cocktail specials create price variety through the week.
Standout selections
- — Old Fashioned with Bulleit Rye or Old Forester, simple syrup, aromatic and orange bitters, orange peel, Bordeaux cherry ($8.99 / $8.79)
- — Long Island Iced Tea with Tito's, Bacardí, Tanqueray, Milagro Silver, Naranja Liqueur, sweet & sour, Coke ($9.25)
- — Espresso Martini with Wheatley, Caffè Borghetti espresso, simple syrup, vanilla cold foam ($11.99)
Pricing: Old Fashioned $8.99 / $8.79; Long Island Iced Tea $9.25; Peaks Margarita $6.99; Espresso Martini $11.99; Porn Star Martini $8.79; $5 Long Island Iced Tea special
Wine
Wine is a narrow but functional part of the program: house sparkling wine and red & white sangria appear on the daily deals menu, and happy hour offers half off wine by the glass. The selection does not extend into named varietals or regions.
Menu strengths
- — Happy hour half off wine by the glass provides a clear pricing advantage.
- — House sparkling wine and red & white sangria are listed daily deals options.
Standout selections
- — House Sparkling Wine, listed on the daily deals menu
- — Red & White Sangria, listed on the daily deals menu
Pricing: Happy hour half off wine by the glass; house sparkling wine and red & white sangria listed on daily deals menu
Beer
A 29° draft system pours house taps like Dirty Blonde, Knotty Brunette, and Twin Peaks IPA in frosted 22 oz mugs, with seasonal taps and rotating fan favorites. Daily specials cover Dos Equis on Tuesdays and Sam Adams on Thursdays, and happy hour reduces draft prices.
Menu strengths
- — Signature 29° draft beer served in frosted 22 oz mugs with rotating and in-house brews.
- — Three named house taps plus seasonal options and daily specials.
- — Happy hour and late-night pricing add value across formats.
Standout selections
- — Dirty Blonde, Twin Peaks signature tap ($5.75 for 22 oz)
- — Knotty Brunette, Twin Peaks signature tap ($5.75 for 22 oz)
- — Twin Peaks IPA, Twin Peaks signature tap ($5.75 for 22 oz)
Pricing: Signature taps $5.75 (22 oz); happy hour $3.25 (10 oz) / $4.25 (22 oz); Dos Equis $6 (22 oz Tuesday); Sam Adams Lager $4 (10 oz) / $6 (22 oz Thursday); late night Twin Peaks Light 22 oz $2
Nonalcoholic
Nonalcoholic options include a Strawberry Pineapple Fizz on the daily deals menu plus a standard range of sodas, teas, lemonade, bottled water, Topo Chico, and Red Bull varieties available for online ordering. The list is practical rather than crafted.
Menu strengths
- — Strawberry Pineapple Fizz provides a named nonalcoholic option.
- — Broad packaged selection including Topo Chico and Red Bull varieties.
Standout selections
- — Strawberry Pineapple Fizz, a refreshingly non-alcoholic option on the daily deals menu
Pricing: Topo Chico $4.00; Strawberry Pineapple Fizz listed on daily deals menu
Spirits
Grandpa's Stash lists over 50 rare bourbons, whiskeys, scotches, tequilas, and cognacs in 1.25 oz and 2 oz pours, served neat or over a crystal-clear ice ball. Named pours span Blanton's, Elijah Craig 18, Thomas H. Handy, Macallan 18, Don Julio 1942, and Rémy Martin XO.
Menu strengths
- — Over 50 rare spirits across bourbon, American whiskey, scotch, tequila, Canadian whiskey, and cognac.
- — Two pour sizes and crystal-clear ice ball service.
- — Named selections across multiple spirit categories with clear pricing.
Standout selections
- — Blanton's Single Barrel bourbon ($17.00 / $25.00); Elijah Craig 18 Year Single Barrel bourbon ($40.00 / $52.00)
- — Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Straight Rye ($60.00 / $82.00)
- — The Macallan 18 Double Cask scotch ($53.00 / $72.00)
Pricing: Grandpa's Stash pours $6.50–$60.00 (1.25 oz) and $9.50–$82.00 (2 oz); Blanton's $17 / $25; Elijah Craig 18 $40 / $52; Thomas H. Handy $60 / $82; Macallan 18 $53 / $72; Don Julio 1942 $26 / $34; Rémy Martin XO $35 / $47
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