Six Cans and a Shrug
Scottsville Road · Bowling Green · Steakhouse · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 12, 2026
RagingWine reviewed Logan's Roadhouse’s wine list and gave it The Lazy List — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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The wine list at Logan's Roadhouse Bowling Green is exactly what you'd expect from a chain steakhouse that considers a bucket of peanuts on the table a personality. Six options, all available by the can or glass, no bottles listed — this is a wine program the way a vending machine is a restaurant.
There's no regional identity here, no attempt at curation, and no bottles to speak of. What you get is a tight roster of nationally distributed, grocery-tier labels: Graham + Fisk's Cabernet, Underwood Pinot Noir, Imagery Chardonnay, and La Vieille Ferme Rosé round out a list that leans entirely on brand recognition rather than any considered selection. To Logan's credit, all six pours exist — but this reads less like a wine program and more like someone's first draft that never got revised. If you're hoping to find anything from a specific region or a producer with a story, keep hoping.
All six wines are poured by the glass from 250ml cans, which at least keeps things consistent pour-to-pour. At $7–$12 a pop for what amounts to a third of a bottle, the math starts to sting a little — you're paying close to $25–$35 per bottle equivalent for labels you can grab off a Kroger shelf for $12. No rotation, no seasonal additions, no surprises.
La Vieille Ferme Rosé — $8
It's reliably drinkable, widely respected for its price tier, and at the lower end of the menu's range — as value goes here, it's the least painful option on the card.
Underwood Pinot Noir
Canned Pinot Noir gets eye-rolls, but Underwood from Oregon's Union Wine Co. is genuinely decent — light, fruit-forward, and better than it has any right to be in this context. Most people reaching for red here will grab the Cab, but this is the smarter move.
Graham + Fisk's Cabernet
At $12 per 250ml can you're paying a premium for a label that retails around $12–$14 for a full 750ml. The wine itself is perfectly adequate, but the markup here is doing the most heavy lifting on this entire list.
Imagery Chardonnay + Grilled Salmon
Imagery is a lightly oaked, approachable California Chardonnay — and against Logan's grilled salmon it holds its own without either overpowering the fish or disappearing into the background. Not a revelation, but it works.
The Bottom Line
Logan's Roadhouse isn't here to impress you with wine, and it doesn't. Order a beer, grab a bourbon, or smuggle in something worth drinking — the wine list is an afterthought and it knows it.
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