Citizen Soul

Nineteen wines, all available by the glass — that's either a very thoughtful program or a very cautious one. At Citizen Soul, it's a bit of both: the list is tight, well-branded, and skews toward crowd-pleasing names that Johns Creek regulars will recognize without squinting at the menu.

The whites show the most personality — Burgans Albariño, Dry Creek Chenin Blanc, and the Mason Alain de la Treille Sauvignon Blanc give the list some actual range beyond the usual California Chardonnay parade, though ZD and Singing Tree are there too if you need them. Reds are heavier on Napa and Napa-adjacent picks: DAOU Cab, Leviathan's Cab Blend, and Turley Juveniles Zinfandel anchor the right side of the list with familiar weight. The international detours — Muga Crianza, Ferrari-Carano Sangiovese, Piatelli Malbec — add welcome texture but feel more like menu decoration than a real commitment to Old World exploration. There are no half-bottles, no rare producers, and no deep cuts; this is a list built to sell, not to surprise.

Every single bottle on this list is available by the glass, which is genuinely useful for a gastropub crowd that wants flexibility without committing to a full bottle. Prices run $12–$20/glass with most clustering around $14–$16, which is reasonable for the market. Rotation appears fixed rather than seasonal, so don't expect the list to look different next month.