Twelve Screens, Zero Wine Ambition
City Center · White Plains · Sports Bar · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 18, 2026
RagingWine reviewed Buffalo Wild Wings White Plains’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 White Plains is exactly what you'd expect from a national chain that exists to sell beer and ranch dressing — a laminated afterthought wedged between the domestic drafts and the frozen margaritas. Eight to twelve options, every single one a brand you've seen at Walgreens. Nobody came here for wine, and the list knows it.
The selection reads like a grocery store endcap: Mark West Pinot Noir, Dark Horse Cab, Josh Cellars, Chateau Ste. Michelle Chardonnay, Ecco Domani Pinot Grigio — the full roster of recognizable labels that require zero explanation and zero effort to source. There's a token nod to bubbles with La Marca Prosecco and Pasmosa Cava Brut, and a sangria option for anyone who's given up entirely. No real regional depth, no independent producers, nothing that suggests anyone with a wine opinion had any input here. It's a list built for liability coverage, not discovery.
Every wine on the list is available by the glass, which sounds generous until you notice the bottle markups running north of 200% across the board. The glass prices are actually where the value hides — Dark Horse Cab at $7.99 a glass is essentially retail, and the Pasmosa Cava at $11.99 is right at cost. Order by the glass, never the bottle, and you'll survive.
Dark Horse Cabernet Sauvignon (glass) — $7.99
At essentially retail pricing for a glass pour, this is the only honest transaction on the menu. It's a simple, fruit-forward California Cab that costs less than a pint of beer here and asks nothing of you in return.
Pasmosa Cava Brut
Nobody orders Cava at a sports bar, which means nobody's touching this bottle. But at $11.99 a glass, it's near-retail and it's sparkling, which makes it the most interesting thing on a very uninteresting list. Drink it cold and fast.
La Marca Prosecco (bottle)
Fifty dollars for a bottle of La Marca — a wine that retails for fifteen bucks — is a 233% markup on something you can find at any CVS. This is the most egregious bottle price on the list. If you want bubbles, order it by the glass or walk away.
Dark Horse Rosé + Traditional Chicken Wings (Mild or Medium)
The residual fruit and soft acidity in the Dark Horse Rosé cuts through the butter and fat in a classic wing sauce without picking a fight. It's not a revelation, but it's the most functional pairing on a menu that wasn't designed with wine in mind.
❌ The Bottom Line
This is a sports bar, and the wine list is a sports bar wine list — inoffensive, overpriced by the bottle, and completely beside the point. Order beer, order a glass of Dark Horse if you must, and focus on the game.
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