Wine List 2026
Wine Pour: $9.
Taster Deal: $8/Taster with 1 taster ticket for first taste
Each subsequent taste ticket is only $3.50
Note: The taste Pours for Wine and Beer are not the same.
Wine Bottle: $27.
WHITE
Heinz Eifel Riesling Auslese
Germany – rich, sweet white with flavors of ripe peach, honey, and citrus. Sweetest white on the menu.
Villa Wolf Gewürztraminer
Germany – aromatic white with floral notes, a touch of spice, and hint of sweetness. Similar sweetness to a Pinot Grigio.
Villa Wolf Pinot Gris
Germany – smooth, medium-bodied white with peach, melon, and a hint of spice. Similar to a Pinot Grigio, but richer and rounder.
Huber Vision Grüner Veltliner
Austria – fresh, zesty white with notes of green apple, lime, and white pepper. Similar to a Sauvignon Blanc with a citrusy snap.
Dr. Heyden Silvaner
Germany – dry on the palate, with tart but concentrated white peach and grapefruit flavors with a chalky minerality. Unique flavor, similar body to a Chardonnay.
ROSÉ
Villa Wolf Rosé
Germany – dry refreshing rosé with strawberry, watermelon, and citrus notes. Crisp like a Provence-style Rosé with a fruity kick.
RED
Noble House Dornfelder
Germany – smooth, medium-bodied red with flavors of dark berries, plum, and a touch of sweetness. Similar to a Merlot, but slightly sweeter and less dry.
Pratsch Zweigelt
Austria – light, fruity red with flavors of cherry, raspberry, and a hint of spice. Similar to a Pinot Noir, but a bit juicier and more peppery.
Schäfer Pinot Noir
Germany – dry, light to medium bodied red with fresh cherry, raspberry, and subtle earthy notes. Similar to your standard Pinot Noir.
SPARKLING
Dr. Loosen Sparkling Riesling
Germany – crisp, bubbly white with green apple, lemon, and a touch of sweetness. Similar to a drier, more elegant Prosecco.
NON-ALCOHOLIC
Wölffer Spring in a Bottle Blanc de Blancs
Germany – crisp, sparkling non-alcoholic white with notes of strawberries, peaches, and a hint of citrus. Similar to a dry sparkling white or cider.
