Restaurant
Unclaimed profileUnwined Wine Bar & Eatery
Punta Gorda, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The wine list carries the room: roughly twenty wines by the glass and bottle from California, Oregon, South Africa, Argentina, Italy, Portugal, Spain, New Zealand, and Germany. Reds run $11.50 to $13.50 a glass and $46 to $55 a bottle; whites run $9.50 to $14 a glass and $40 to $55 a bottle. Prosecco is $12.50 a glass, Champagne $73 a bottle, and Kopke 10 Yrs Port $12 for a 3oz pour. Beer is a weekly rotating draft, and nonalcoholic drinks are standard.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Q.S.S. Rare Red Blend from Lisbon at $11.50 a glass or $46 a bottle, a Portugal red that staff have recommended. For white, the Walnut Block Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough is $14 a glass and $55 a bottle. Finish with Kopke 10 Yrs Port, $12 for a 3oz pour.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Guests who want a broad by-the-glass wine list with options from multiple countries and a clear price spread. The Portugal red blend and Napa Valley wine have been highlighted by reviewers, and staff have been noted as knowledgeable about the boutique selection.
- When should I go?
- A Tuesday night special has included a free bottle of wine paired with a cab franc, and a Napa Valley wine has been available during happy hour.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine by the glass runs $9.50 to $14, with reds at $11.50 to $13.50 and whites at $9.50 to $14. Bottles run $40 to $55. Prosecco is $12.50 a glass, Champagne $73 a bottle, and Kopke 10 Yrs Port $12 for a 3oz pour. Nonalcoholic beverages are $2.50 to $4.50.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A by-the-glass and bottle wine list that spans California, Oregon, South Africa, Argentina, Italy, Portugal, Spain, New Zealand, and Germany, with sparkling options and a Port selection. Reds and whites are both available by the glass and bottle.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A broad by-the-glass and bottle wine list spanning California, Oregon, South Africa, Argentina, Italy, Portugal, Spain, New Zealand, and Germany. Reds and whites are both available by the glass and bottle, with sparkling options including Prosecco and Champagne, plus a Port selection. Prices are moderate and the range gives real choice.
Menu strengths
- — Roughly twenty named wines across nine countries, all available by the glass and bottle.
- — Sparkling and fortified options: Prosecco at $12.50 a glass, Champagne at $73 a bottle, and Kopke 10 Yrs Port at $12 for a 3oz pour.
- — By-the-glass pricing from $9.50 to $14 keeps the list accessible across reds and whites.
Standout selections
- — Q.S.S. Rare Red Blend, Lisbon, Portugal — $11.50 glass / $46 bottle, a staff-recommended Portugal red.
- — Evolution Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon — $13.50 glass / $55 bottle, the top of the red by-the-glass range.
- — Walnut Block Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand — $14 glass / $55 bottle, the top of the white by-the-glass range.
- — Kopke 10 Yrs Port — $12 for a 3oz pour, a 10-year tawny to finish.
Pricing: Reds $11.50-$13.50 per glass, $46-$55 per bottle; whites $9.50-$14 per glass, $40-$55 per bottle; Prosecco $12.50 per glass; Champagne $73 per bottle; Kopke 10 Yrs Port $12 per 3oz pour.
Beer
Craft beers are listed as weekly rotating drafts, with Allagash Ski House White Ale named as Beer of the Month on the drinks menu. The rotating format provides variety, but the program is a single draft line rather than a deep list.
Menu strengths
- — Weekly rotating drafts provide variety rather than a fixed lineup.
- — Allagash Ski House White Ale is named Beer of the Month on the drinks menu.
Standout selections
- — Allagash Ski House White Ale — listed as Beer of the Month on the drinks menu.
Nonalcoholic
Nonalcoholic beverages are priced from $2.50 to $4.50 and include Spring Water at $2.50. The selection covers standard soft-drink territory and is priced low, but the menu does not name a broader range of nonalcoholic options.
Menu strengths
- — Nonalcoholic beverages are priced from $2.50 to $4.50, keeping the low end accessible.
Standout selections
- — Spring Water — $2.50, listed on the drinks menu.
Pricing: N/A beverages $2.50-$4.50.
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