Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileWine Society
Tarpon Springs, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A downtown wine bar with over 100 curated bottles from around the world. The list spans extensive white, red, rose, prosecco, champagne, and cava selections, with reds from $24 to $260 and sparkling from $27 to $92. Certified sommeliers lead tastings, masterclasses, and themed events, and weekly rotating specials keep the by-the-bottle choices moving. Beer and non-alcoholic options are limited but functional, making this a wine-first destination with a clear educational bent.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Twomey Sav Blanc Btl at $65 for a white, or go red with the Frank Family Reserve Btl at $190. For sparkling, the Piper 1785 Btl at $85 is a solid champagne choice. If you want to explore, ask about the weekly rotating wine specials.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine drinkers who want a deep, global bottle list and structured tasting opportunities. Beer and non-alcoholic drinkers will find basic options, but the program is built for oenophiles and those curious about sommelier-led education.
- When should I go?
- For a tasting or masterclass, check the schedule of educational events. Themed wine events and live music are advertised, so those evenings draw a crowd. Weekly rotating specials are a reason to return regularly.
- What should I expect to spend?
- White wine bottles run $24 to $65, reds $24 to $260, and champagne and sparkling $27 to $92. Beer is $4 to $18, and non-alcoholic beverages are $3 to $8. The range allows for both everyday bottles and special-occasion splurges.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The combination of over 100 curated wines, certified sommelier-led tastings and masterclasses, and a downtown location with live music and private events. The red wine range up to $260 and the structured education programming set it apart from a standard wine bar.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Over 100 curated wines from around the world, with extensive white, red, rose, prosecco, champagne, and cava bottles. Certified sommeliers lead tastings, masterclasses, and themed events. Weekly rotating specials and a red range up to $260 give both depth and range.
Menu strengths
- — Over 100 curated wines from around the world.
- — Tastings, masterclasses, and educational events led by certified sommeliers.
- — Weekly rotating wine specials and themed wine events.
Standout selections
- — Keever Vineyards Btl — $260 red wine bottle, the top of the red range.
- — Twomey Sav Blanc Btl — $65 white wine bottle, at the top of the white range.
- — Piper 1785 Btl — $85 champagne bottle, mid-range sparkling.
- — Otima 20 Yr Btl — $120 fortified wine bottle.
Pricing: White $24–$65; Red $24–$260; Champagne/Sparkling $27–$92
Beer
A 'Bottles & Canned Beer' section with domestic and imported options, including limited-edition releases. Prices run from $4 to $18. The list covers familiar names like Yuengling and Stella Artois alongside a higher-priced Imperial Limited Edition.
Menu strengths
- — Menu lists a 'Bottles & Canned Beer' section with domestic and imported options.
- — Beer list includes domestic, imported, and limited-edition options.
Standout selections
- — Imperial Limited Edition — $18 bottled beer, the top of the beer list.
- — Yuengling — $4 bottled domestic beer.; Stella Artois — $5 bottled imported beer.
Pricing: $4–$18
Nonalcoholic
An 'N/A Bevs' section with Saratoga water, Pellegrino, sodas, and non-alcoholic beer. Prices range from $3 to $8. The selection is functional, covering water, soda, and zero-alcohol beer options.
Menu strengths
- — Menu lists an 'N/A Bevs' section including Saratoga water, Pellegrino, sodas, and non-alcoholic beer.
- — Includes non-alcoholic beer options alongside sodas and water.
Standout selections
- — Saratoga 12oz — $3 non-alcoholic beverage.; Pellegrino — $4 non-alcoholic beverage.
- — Corona N/A — $5 non-alcoholic beer.; Heineken Zero — $5 non-alcoholic beer.
Pricing: $3–$8
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