Four wines by the glass, 13 bottles, from $48 to $175
Avondale Estates · Atlanta · Wine Bar / Listening Room · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Commune, at 6 Olive Street, Suite 113 in Avondale Estates, calls itself 'a place made for enjoying music together' and says it has an 'Award winning wine program, cocktails, beer, zero proof drinks, alongside seasonal bites.' The posted drinks menu is compact on the wine side: four wines by the glass, a short sweet wine and sake list, and 13 bottles under Bubbles, White and Red. The menu page is undated, so confirm what is open before you go.
The bottle list is short and mostly European, with one California wine. Bubbles are the $65 Le Coeur Crémant de Loire, the $65 Dorcha Pet-Nat from Slovenia and the $175 Dehours & Fils Grande Réserve Champagne. Whites run from the $48 Martha Stouman 'Post Flirtation' Blanc from Sonoma, as printed, to a $95 OTT 'Fass 4' Grüner Veltliner, with a $60 Seehof 'Elektrisch' Riesling Kabinett and a $60 Francis Blanchet Pouilly-Fumé along the way. Reds are three bottles: a $65 Oriol Artigas 'Sammay Negre' from Catalonia, a $92 Mauro Molino Barolo and a $115 Luigi Giordano 'Cavanna' Barbaresco. Past wine, there's a list of amari at $10 to $14 for a 2 oz pour.
Four wines are posted under 'WINES BY GLASS', each with a two-price pair printed as '$13 / $52', and the menu does not label which number is which, so ask your server. They are the Merlin Chardonnay (Vin de Bourgogne 2023, $13 / $52), the Damien Delecheneau Sauvignon Blanc (Touraine 2025, $16 / $60), the Teh 'Project Fuso' Barbera (Piemonte 2024, $16 / $60) and the K-Nom Malbec (Cahors 2023, $15 / $56). A separate 'Sweet Wines & Sake' list runs $9 to $18 for 2 to 3 oz pours.
The Bottom Line
A compact wine list for a room that is mostly about music, with four glass pours and a bottle list that starts at $48 and stops at a $175 Champagne. Start with the $48 Martha Stouman Blanc, or the $65 Ziereisen Chasselas if you'd rather try something unusual, and confirm what's available since the menu is undated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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