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Unclaimed profileZero/Zero Wine Bar
Knoxville, TN · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Zero/Zero Wine Bar is a natural wine bar with a rotating by-the-glass list and bottle selection, alongside a surprisingly broad beer menu and a dedicated booze-free program. The beer list runs from a $2 Miller High Life Pony to imports and craft, while nonalcoholic options include Ghia aperitifs and Bitburger Drive. Wine rotates regularly, with a focus on low-intervention pours.
- What should I order?
- Start with a Miller High Life Pony at $2 for a cheap, classic beer, or explore the rotating natural wine list. For something without alcohol, the Ghia Chili & Sumac aperitif at $6 offers a complex, nonalcoholic option.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who appreciate a no-pretense beer list alongside a natural wine focus, and those seeking thoughtful nonalcoholic alternatives. The broad price range accommodates casual drinkers and curious wine enthusiasts.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Beer prices range from $2 to $12, with most selections between $3 and $7. Nonalcoholic drinks run $3 to $7. Wine by the glass is priced around $15, as seen with the Gut Oggau selection.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The venue pairs a natural wine bar identity with an unusually affordable beer list, from a $2 Miller High Life Pony to imported lagers. Its dedicated booze-free menu includes Ghia aperitifs and nonalcoholic beer, making it a place where drinkers of all preferences find options.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A natural wine bar with a rotating by-the-glass menu and bottle list, focused on low-intervention wines.
Menu strengths
- — Focus on natural, low-intervention wines with a rotating list.
Standout selections
- — Gut Oggau 'Gut Feeling' at $15, a by-the-glass option.
Pricing: Wine by the glass around $15, as seen with the Gut Oggau 'Gut Feeling'.
Beer
A well-rounded beer list spans cheap classics like Miller High Life, craft options like Creature Comforts Flash Cat IPA, and imports such as Veltins and Andechs Helles. Pricing is notably accessible, with most cans under $8.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse selection across price points, from $2 classics to imports.
- — Includes craft and imported options like Creature Comforts and Andechs Helles.
Standout selections
- — Miller High Life Pony at $2, a budget-friendly classic.
- — Orion Lager (big beer) at $7, a large-format import.
Pricing: Beer prices range from $2 to $12.
Nonalcoholic
A thoughtful booze-free menu includes Ghia aperitifs, Bitburger Drive nonalcoholic pilsner, and Lurisia aperitivo. Pricing is reasonable, making it easy to join without alcohol.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of nonalcoholic options, including aperitifs and beer.
- — Affordable pricing, with most items at $6 or $7.
Standout selections
- — Ghia Chili & Sumac at $6, a nonalcoholic aperitif.
- — Bitburger Drive 0.0 Premium Pilsner at $6, a nonalcoholic beer.
Pricing: Nonalcoholic drinks priced from $3 to $7.
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