142 Labels Deep and Nobody's Bragging
Midtown · Atlanta · Wine bar and bottle shop · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 23, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Mac's Beer & Wine Midtown’s wine list and gave it The Wild Card — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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Walk into Mac's and the wine wall hits you before anything else — 142 labels stacked from Yellow Tail to Frank Family Vineyards, covering enough ground to surprise anyone who wrote this place off as a beer shop. It's a bottle shop first, bar second, and that changes the math on pricing in a way that almost always works in your favor. No pretension, no ceremony — just a lot of wine and the quiet confidence of a place that knows what it is.
The list is a genuine mixed bag, and we mean that as a compliment. You've got Zuccardi and Zorzal repping Argentina, Zenato holding down northern Italy, Wilhelm Walch bringing Alto Adige altitude, and Wolffer doing its Hamptons-adjacent thing — all sharing shelf space with Yellow Tail and Woodbridge. That range tells you Mac's is playing to every type of buyer: the curious, the casual, and the serious. The presence of My Favorite Neighbor (a cult-adjacent Central Coast project) alongside Yalumba and Xanadu from Australia suggests some genuine curation is happening, even if the overall spread is broad rather than deep. Gaps exist — region focus is unclear and there's no obvious anchor in Burgundy or the Rhône — but for a bottle shop in Midtown, the breadth earns respect.
By-the-glass details aren't confirmed from our sources, and a bottle shop model often means pours take a back seat to take-home sales. If Mac's does offer glass pours, expect a rotating short list pulled from whatever's already open — useful for tasting before you commit to a bottle, less useful if you're planning a full sit-down wine experience.
The Bottom Line
Mac's Beer & Wine Midtown is a bottle shop doing more than it advertises — 142 labels, fair pricing, and enough range to reward some shelf-browsing time. It's not a wine bar destination in the traditional sense, but if you're looking for a specific producer or want to take something interesting home without a markup that makes you wince, this is the play. We'd send a friend here to shop, not necessarily to sit.
142 wines captured from the source list, including wines not yet matched to our catalog. Availability, vintages, and prices can change. View source wine list.
Lindeman's 1 Product
Frank Family Vineyards 1 Product
My Favorite Neighbor 1 Product
Zuccardi 3 Products
Zorzal Wines 1 Product
Zorzal 1 Product
Zonin 1 Product
Zenato 1 Product
Zardetto 1 Product
Yllera 1 Product
Yellow Tail 2 Products
Yalumba 1 Product
XXL 8 Products
Xanadu 1 Product
Woodbridge 1 Product
Wolffer 3 Products
Wirth Michel 1 Product
Wine Of Japan 1 Product
Wine 4 Products
Wilhelm Walch 1 Product
White Lotus 1 Product
Weingut Spreitzer 2 Products
Weingut Knewitz 1 Product
Weingut Brundlmayer 1 Product
Weingut Bernhard Ott 1 Product
Watermelon 1 Product
Warroom Ventures Llc Dba Doon Wines 1 Product
Von Winning 4 Products
Voliero 1 Product
Voerzio Martini 1 Product
Violet Hill 1 Product
Viognier 1 Product
Vinum 1 Product
Vinedo De Los Vientos 1 Product
Vilmart Cie 2 Products
Villa Sandi 1 Product
Villa Pozzi 1 Product
Villa Jolanda 1 Product
Viarae 1 Product
Veuve Clicquot 2 Products
Vermont Ice 1 Product
Venica & Venica
Vendange 3 Products
Velenosi 1 Product
Vdr Red Blend 2014, Monterey California 1 Product
Valenciso 1 Product
Valdo 3 Products
Pierre Chavin 1 Product
Pieropan 1 Product
Piedrasassi 2 Products
Picollo Ernesto 1 Product
Pico Maccario 1 Product
Philippe Gonet 3 Products
Phil Long 1 Product
Pflüger 1 Product
Peza do Rei 1 Product
Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque 1 Product
Perrier Jouet 1 Product
Perla Terra 1 Product
Penfolds 1 Product
Peju Winery 1 Product
Pegau Cuvee Reservee Chateauneuf Du Pape 1 Product
Pedro Parra Y Familia 1 Product
Paxton Wines 3 Products
Pavette 3 Products
Paul Achs 1 Product
Patrimony Wines 1 Product
Patricia Green Cellars 3 Products
Passopisciaro 2 Products
Pasqua 2 Products
Paringa 1 Product
Paolo Scavino 1 Product
Pandemonium 1 Product
Painted Scars 1 Product
Padrillos 1 Product
OZV 1 Product
Oyster Bay 1 Product
Orin Swift 8 Products
Origin 1 Product
Opus One Winery 7 Products
Opolo 4 Products
Odette Estate 1 Product
Octopoda 5 Products
Ocean Road 1 Product
Oak Farm 2 Products
O.R.A. Collective 1 Product
Nozzole 1 Product
Nortico 1 Product
Nomine-Renard 1 Product
Nine Oaks Estate 1 Product
Nicolas Millet 1 Product
Nickel & Nickel
Newton 1 Product
New Zealand 5 Products
Hiedler 1 Product
Hess Collection 6 Products
Hermann J. Wiemer 2 Products
Heritage 1 Product
Henri Goutorbe 2 Products
Henri Bourgeois 1 Product
Henri Billiot 2 Products
Hendry 2 Products
Helenental Kellerei 2 Products
Heitz Cellar 1 Product
Hayes Valley 2 Products
Hartley & Gibson
Halter Ranch 1 Product
Halcon Estate 1 Product
Hahn Estate 1 Product
Hacienda 4 Products
Gundlach Bundschu 1 Product
Gulp 3 Products
Guigal 1 Product
Grove Mill 1 Product
Groth 1 Product
Grimaldi 1 Product
Greg Norman Estates 1 Product
Grape Republic 1 Product
Graham's Port
Girard 1 Product
Giesen 1 Product
Gianni Brunelli 1 Product
Gerard Bertrand 1 Product
Georg Breuer 1 Product
Gen 5 1 Product
Gekkeikan 2 Products
Gaston Chiquet 2 Products
Gallo Family Vineyards 3 Products
Gabrielskloof 2 Products
FUSO 1 Product
Frog's Leap Winery
Fritz Zimmer 2 Products
Frisk 1 Product
Freixenet 2 Products
Frank Family 1 Product
Francois Crochet 1 Product
Franco Serra 1 Product
Franck Millet 1 Product
Franciscan 1 Product
Francesco Rinaldi & Figli
Foris Vineyards 1 Product
Fonseca 4 Products
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