South Indian dinner with 17 wines in a glass PDF and a long bottle list
Fillmore · San Francisco · Indian, Regional · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Copra's site describes the restaurant as coastal South Indian dining, and says its wine list features both Old and New World selections, with special emphasis on small production and coastal producers. Two wine PDFs are linked from its menu page: one titled Cocktails & Wine by the Glass with 17 wines priced from 15 to 32, and a separate Wine by the Bottle & Spirits list that opens with grower Champagne. Neither PDF is dated, and the Wines tab on the menu page names some different producers, so confirm what is pouring.
The bottle PDF opens with Grower Champagne, organized by Montagne de Reims, Marne Valley, Côte des Blancs and Côte des Bar, plus an Other Bubbly column. The whites are grouped under printed headings such as Crisp and Zippy, Raw and Rugged, Balanced and Fresh, Full and Textured, and Bold and Structured, with separate Skin Contact White and Rosé groups. Entries run from Fiano and Albariño to Jura Savagnin, Lebanese Merwah and a Hárslevelű from Somló. The PDF prints the entries with no currency symbol or unit. At the bottom it posts a corkage line: 1st 750ml $45, 2nd 750 ml $67.5, 3rd 750 ml $90.
The Cocktails & Wine by the Glass PDF lists 17 wines in three groups: Sparkling (3), White (7) and Red (7), with prices from 15 to 32 and no currency or unit printed. The 32s are JM Goulard Extra Brut Champagne and the Sinskey Merlot 2017 from Carneros, and the 15s are the Quinta do Ermizio Vinho Verde and the chilled Florèz God's Own field blend. The list includes a rosé (Arnot Roberts, 19) and a skin-contact Greco (Cantina Giardino Sophia, 18), both labeled in parentheses.
The Bottom Line
A South Indian dinner menu with two wine PDFs behind it: 17 pours on the glass PDF from 15 to 32, then a bottle PDF that starts with grower Champagne. Start with the chilled Florèz God's Own at 15 or the Aldo Viola Moretto at 17, and confirm both lists, since the PDFs are undated and the website Wines tab names some different producers. This unrated guide covers the posted wine lists, not service, storage or markups.
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