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V-NO Wine and Cocktail Bar

Baltimore, MD · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 89 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-21

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The wine list is the reason to come: a curated selection of rare bottles sourced globally, including wines not typically available in the U.S., with Bordeaux from both Left and Right banks priced from $18 to $300. Sommeliers are on hand to introduce new wines and assist with pairings, and a wine education blog covers Bordeaux regions and Italian DOC/DOCG/IGT designations. A customer account describes being poured several wines to try after asking about tastings, and a glass or bottle can be enjoyed on the waterfront patio.

What should I order?
Start with the Broadbent Vinho Verde, a Portuguese white at $14 regular and $8 on Black Friday. For a red, the 2015 Tua Rita 'Redigaffi' Super Tuscan is featured on the blog. Ask a sommelier for an introduction to the rare global bottles and Bordeaux from both banks.
Who will enjoy this place?
Drinkers who want to explore rare global wines and Bordeaux from both banks with a sommelier guiding the way. The $18–$300 Bordeaux range and the $14 Broadbent Vinho Verde give both value seekers and higher-end buyers something to work with.
When should I go?
For a glass or a bottle on the waterfront patio. The Broadbent Vinho Verde is $8 on Black Friday, down from its $14 regular price.
What should I expect to spend?
Bordeaux ranges from $18 to $300. Broadbent Vinho Verde is $14 regularly and $8 on Black Friday. The spread supports both casual by-the-glass visits and higher-end bottle purchases.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
A curated selection of unique, rare wines sourced globally, including bottles not typically available in the U.S. Market. Bordeaux from both Left and Right banks, sommelier service for introductions and pairings, and a wine education blog covering Bordeaux and Italian DOC/DOCG/IGT designations.

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

Inebrious Cocktails score: 78 out of 100

Seasonal cocktails are offered among customizable drink options for private events, and the venue name and branding include 'Cocktail Bar'.

Menu strengths

  • Seasonal cocktails are available as part of private-event packages and customizable drink options.
  • The venue name and branding include 'Cocktail Bar', signaling a cocktail component alongside wine.

Standout selections

  • Seasonal cocktails among customizable drink options for private events.

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 89 out of 100

A curated selection of unique, rare wines sourced globally, including bottles not typically available in the U.S. Market. Bordeaux from both Left and Right banks spans $18 to $300. Sommeliers introduce guests to new wines and assist with pairings, and a wine education blog covers Bordeaux regions and Italian DOC/DOCG/IGT designations.

Menu strengths

  • Rare global sourcing includes bottles not typically available in the U.S. Market.
  • Bordeaux from both Left and Right banks, priced from $18 to $300.
  • Sommeliers are available to introduce guests to new wines and assist with pairings.

Standout selections

  • 2015 Tua Rita 'Redigaffi' Super Tuscan, a wine featured on the venue's education blog.
  • Broadbent Vinho Verde, a Portuguese white at $14 regular and $8 on Black Friday.

Pricing: Bordeaux $18–$300; Broadbent Vinho Verde $14 regular, $8 on Black Friday

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