Fall 2026 list: 6 oz glasses from $14, plus half bottles and magnums
Washington · American · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Annabelle's website links a Fall 2026 beverage list that opens with an invitation: "almost one-hundred bottles in our cellar below $100." The glass list is posted with prices and tasting notes, and every glass is a 6 ounce pour. This unrated guide covers the posted list, not service, storage or markups.
The restaurant calls its list "an ever-evolving selection of International wines, both Old & New World." Beyond the glass list there are separate sections for Half Bottles (375ml) and Magnums (1500ml), then full bottles by region. You will find Château Margaux 2008 posted at 1999, Opus One 2019 at 735, Sine Qua Non 'Distenta I' 2019 at 479, Aubert 'UV-SL' 2021 at 269 and several Sea Smoke bottlings from Sta. Rita Hills, so budget before you open it. Bottle prices are posted as bare numbers, so confirm how each is priced. Annabelle's corkage is fifty dollars per 750mL bottle, limited to two outside bottles per party.
The restaurant states that all glass pours are 6 ounces. Sparkling runs from Montelvini Prosecco and Pezzouli Lambrusco at 15 to a Champagne "of the moment" at 28. Still wines run from 14 to 23: Tempranillo (Bodegas Taron Crianza, Rioja) and Pinot Blanc (Mader, Alsace) and the Sumarroca white blend are at 14, the Tenuta Ulisse Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo rosé is 16, and the Château Tournefeuille Lalande-de-Pomerol is the top red at 23. Prices are listed under the Wine by the Glass heading.
The Bottom Line
Start with the $14 Bodegas Taron Tempranillo or the $17 Mikho Rkatsiteli by the glass, and ask about the sub-$100 bottles the list promises. Confirm today's availability and prices. This unrated guide covers the posted Fall 2026 beverage list, not service, storage or retail markups.
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