Decatur wine and amaro bar celebrating volcanic winemakers
Decatur · Atlanta · Seafood / Wine & Amaro Bar · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Fawn is a Decatur wine and amaro bar, and the restaurant says it is "celebrating volcanic winemakers" alongside dry-aged seafood and amari. The beverage page splits into Sparkling, White, Rose/Orange, Red and Dessert, with a separate amari list next door. This unrated guide covers the posted beverage menu, not service, storage or markups.
The list is not volcanic-only, which is a feature. Italian bottles include Donnafugata's Etna Bianco "Sul Vulcano" 2021 at 115 and Passopisciaro's Nerello Mascalese "Contrada Guardiola" 2021 at 175, but the sheet also covers Oregon Chardonnay, Hungarian Furmint and a Sonoma Cabernet. Orange wines sit under their own Rose/Orange heading, including Pinnia's Sciaccarello from Corsica at $16 a glass and Day Wines' Pinot Gris "Tears of Vulcan" at 75. Prices are printed as plain numbers; where a glass price exists the sheet labels it "glass". The page carries no date in its text, so confirm what is open before you go.
Glass prices are labeled "glass" on the sheet: Almacita's Brut Nature Chardonnay from Uco Valley is $12, Spatzi's Tokaji Furmint is $13, Pinnia's Corsican orange wine is $16 and Statti's Gaglioppo is $17. Some dessert pours are labeled glass, for example Los Bermejos "Naturalment Dulce" at $28. Many bottles are posted with no glass price at all, such as the Cristom Pinot Noir Jessie Vineyard 2020 at 180.
The Bottom Line
A list that leans on Italy, France and Oregon, with a volcanic thread and its own orange-wine section. Start with the $12 Almacita sparkling, then try the $17 Statti Gaglioppo or the $16 Pinnia orange wine, and check availability because the sheet is undated in its text. This unrated guide covers the posted beverage menu, not service, storage or markups.
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