Four Wines and a Prayer
· Marietta · Spanish/Latin · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed November 4, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Green Coyote Cantina’s wine list and gave it The Lazy List — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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Four wines. That's the whole list. If you came to Green Coyote Cantina hoping to explore something interesting in your glass, adjust expectations quickly — the wine program here is essentially an afterthought tacked onto what is clearly a food-first (or cocktail-first) operation. The prices are modest, which is the only real thing the list has going for it.
Two house pours, one recognizable grocery store staple, and one entry-level Italian Pinot Grigio — that's the full picture. There's no regional exploration here, no nod to Spanish or Latin wine traditions that might actually complement the cuisine, and zero ambition beyond checking the 'we have wine' box. Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc is perfectly drinkable but it's the kind of wine you can grab at any supermarket on the way over. The house Chardonnay and Cabernet remain mystery bottles with no producer transparency whatsoever.
All four wines are poured by the glass, ranging from $6 to $11, so at least the entire list is accessible without committing to a bottle. The spread covers the basic white-red-crisp-creamy bases, but there's no rotation, no seasonal thinking, and no real by-the-glass program to speak of — just four options that have clearly been sitting on the same menu for a while.
The Bottom Line
Green Coyote Cantina is not a wine destination, and it doesn't pretend to be — but four labels with no connection to the cuisine and zero program effort earns a Lazy List. If you're here, drink the margaritas and don't overthink the wine section.
4 wines captured from the source list, including wines not yet matched to our catalog. Availability, vintages, and prices can change. View source wine list.
House Chardonnay central valley, chile – 6
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$6.00 / glass
Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc marlborough, new zealand – 11
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$11.00 / glass
Villa Pozzi Pinot Grigio italy – 9
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$9.00 / glass
House Cabernet central valley, chile – 6
WINE
$6.00 / glass
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