Wings Yes, Wine No — Order A Beer
Everett · Sports Bar · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 8, 2026
RagingWine reviewed Buffalo Wild Wings – Everett’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 Buffalo Wild Wings Everett isn't really a wine list — it's a footnote at the bottom of a beer and cocktail menu. If you came here hoping to find something worth drinking from a glass, you are going to need to recalibrate your expectations immediately.
Five to eight wines, full stop. There's no regional identity, no interesting producers, and no sense that anyone made a deliberate decision about what ended up on here. The standout — and we use that word very loosely — is Archer Roose Pinot Noir, a canned wine brand that landed national distribution through BWW. That tells you everything about the ambition level of this program. This is a list designed to check a box for guests who don't want beer, not to give anyone a reason to think about wine.
Everything on the list is available by the glass, which sounds generous until you realize the list is essentially only by-the-glass options to begin with. At $7–$11 a pour, the prices aren't offensive, but the quality ceiling is low enough that you're not getting much for your money regardless of what you order. There is no rotation, no seasonal thinking, no story here.
Archer Roose Pinot Noir — $9
It's a canned wine, which at least means it's been stored properly and served at a consistent quality. At a place like this, consistency is about as good as it gets — and Archer Roose is a decent enough brand. If you must drink wine here, this is your least-bad option.
Archer Roose Pinot Noir
Look, there's not much to work with. But canned wine actually has a legitimate argument for freshness over a poorly stored open bottle behind a sports bar counter. It's the hidden gem by default — which is its own kind of depressing.
Archer Roose Pinot Noir
Also skip this. Actually, skip wine entirely. This is a beer-and-wings venue. The wine program is here because corporate said it had to be. Order a local draft and move on with your life.
Archer Roose Pinot Noir + Traditional Bone-In Wings
Pinot Noir and chicken wings is not a pairing anyone is writing home about, but the lighter body of the Archer Roose won't completely clash with the salt and sauce the way a heavier red would. It's damage control more than inspired pairing.
The Bottom Line
Buffalo Wild Wings Everett is not a wine destination — it is a sports bar that happens to have a few bottles on a shelf somewhere. Save your wine curiosity for literally anywhere else in Everett and order the beer.
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