A themed bottle list dated 11/17/25 and nine wines by the glass
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Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Bayberry Garden's drinks page has two wine tabs: Wine by the Glass and Wine by the Bottle List. The bottle list is a PDF dated 11/17/25, titled "Reserve Bottle List", and it credits John Cronan as Wine Director and Lauren Wilford as Assistant Wine Director. Instead of sorting by country it uses headings such as "FRUIT + MINERAL", "WILD + RECKLESS" and "GO BIG". This unrated guide covers the posted drinks pages, not service, storage or markups.
The 11/17/25 bottle list starts with sparkling (including a "QU'ELLE CLASSIQUE" Champagne section subtitled "champagne, champagne, champagne!"), then moves through whites, a "CHENIN, CHENIN, CHENIN!" section of Loire, California and South African Chenin Blanc, a "BURGUNDY...NATURALLY" section that runs from Chablis and Saint-Bris down through Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet and the Mâconnais, skin contact, rosé and reds, before finishing with large formats under "BRING THE PARTY" and spirits pages. The "ORANGE WINE" section includes Greek Roditis from the Peloponnese and Macedonia, and a Portuguese blend from Lisboa. Prices on the Reserve Bottle List are printed as plain numbers, and half bottles are flagged (the Jose Michel Brut NV is marked 375ml at 79). Check current availability before you plan around a specific vintage.
The Wine by the Glass tab lists nine wines without prices: two sparklings (Castellroig Reserva Brut NV from Catalonia and Pomalo 'Plavina' Rosé Pet-Nat 2025 from Dalmatia), three whites (Château Guipière 'L'Ecailler' Folle Blanche 2022, Crespaia 'Bianchello de Metauro' 2023 and Madre de Agua 'Terras Colheita Branco' 2023), two under Skin Contact (Adega Marel 'Manolito Branco' 2021 and Azul y Garanza 'Rose' 2025), and two reds (Christina 'Kuhlbar' Zweigelt 2025 and Honorie 'Saumur-Champigny' Cabernet Franc 2025). Ask for glass prices when you order.
The Bottom Line
A long, themed bottle list paired with a small nine-wine glass list, judged only from what is posted. Start with the Crespaia Bianchello de Metauro, which appears as a 2023 glass and as a 2024 bottle at 51 on the bottle list dated 11/17/25. Then look at the $49 Edanos 'CU14' Roditis in the orange wine section, and confirm current availability and glass prices. This unrated guide covers the posted drinks pages, not service, storage or markups.
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