Fresh craft beer is available in growlers as well as bottles.
04/27/2025
Happy Sunday all! In addition to these lovely wines we are tasting today we have music in the parking lot starting at 4pm
de Pró Cava, Spain, $16
This little sparkler gives you notes of zippy green apple, a squeeze of lemon, and just the faintest whisper of toast (like someone made breakfast three rooms away). The bubbles are fine and eager. On the palate is dry, crisp, and cheeky enough to charm your most skeptical dinner guests. Would pair beautifully with oysters.
2020 Kelly James Russell Dry Riesling, Finger Lakes, NY, USA, $19
This Riesling's sharp lime and green apple vibes slap you awake, followed by a cool breeze of wet stone and just a flicker of white peach. Bone dry but still juicy enough to make you wonder if it’s secretly flirting with you. Perfect for spicy takeout.
2024 Bargemone Rosé, Provence, France, $21
This fresh and breezy blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah think strawberries, watermelon rind, and a dash of thyme tossed in for good measure. Bone dry and drinks like sunshine bottled by someone who definitely owns a Vespa.
2022 Chispas Tinto, Campo De Borja, Spain, $14
This Garnacha-Syrah blend is bursting with juicy blackberries, a fistful of cherries, and a wink of peppery spice, all wrapped up in a smooth, no-drama finish. Zero oak, zero pretension. Serve with pizza, burgers, or whatever bad idea sounds like a good idea after glass number two.
Come join us, taste some delicious wines, and catch some awesome tunes.
