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· Chattahoochee Hills · New American/Southern · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 30, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Austin's at Serenbe’s wine list and gave it The Lazy List — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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The wine list at Austin's at Serenbe is, in its entirety, two bottles — both from Oddbird, a non-alcoholic wine brand. That's not a curated minimalist approach; that's a restaurant that has opted out of wine entirely while technically keeping it on the menu.
The full list is Oddbird Sparkling Rosé and Oddbird Red Blend, both non-alcoholic. There are no regions to discuss, no producers to dig into, no old-world-new-world tension to navigate. If you came to Chattahoochee Hills hoping to find something interesting in a glass, this list will not be your answer. To be fair, if you're sober-curious or abstaining, Oddbird is a respectable brand — but a two-SKU non-alcoholic list is not a wine program.
There is one by-the-glass option: the Oddbird Sparkling Rosé at $17. That's it. No rotation, no second pour to consider, no decision fatigue — just one choice or nothing.
The Bottom Line
Austin's at Serenbe isn't running a wine program — it's running a non-alcoholic beverage token dressed up as one. If you're looking to drink wine with dinner, plan ahead and ask about corkage, or adjust your expectations dramatically before you sit down.
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Oddbird Sparkling Rosé $17 / $49
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$17.00 / glass · $49.00 / bottle
Oddbird Red Blend $49 / btl
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$49.00 / bottle
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