A Greek-focused list with two glass pours and bottles from $49
Central City · Salt Lake City · Greek · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Manoli's wine menu is a one-page PDF that opens with a note that the wines are listed lightest and driest to fullest and ripest. It has columns for white, rosé, red, orange and bubbles, and each column starts with a rotating glass to ask your server about. The restaurant's menu page links both a summer and a winter version, and this guide follows the summer list, so confirm what is pouring.
There are eighteen named bottles. Sixteen list a Greek region such as Santorini, Crete, Naoussa, Nemea or Drama, one (Makarounas Promara) comes from Cyprus, and the Skouras Limited Vintage lists no region. The whites include Skouras Moschofilero, Santo Assyrtiko, Kontozisis Malagousia and Aspros Lagos Vidiano. The reds run from St. George Agiorgitiko and Ktima Kir-Yianni Xinomavro/Merlot through three from Crete (MRS. Syrah/Romeiko, Dafnios Liatiko and Alexakis Syrah/Kotsifali), up to Domaine Sigalas Mavrotragano/Mandilaria and a Skouras Limited Vintage. There are also two rosés, an orange from Lemnos, a sparkling rosé and a rotating Greek pet nat. Bottle prices run from $49 to $103.
Only two named wines show a glass price: Skouras Moschofilero and St. George Agiorgitiko, each posted at $15 for a 5 oz glass (g), $17 for a 7 oz quartino (qt) and $57 for the bottle (btl). Each of the white, rosé, red, orange and bubbles columns also lists a rotating glass, with prices to ask your server. A Greek Wine Flight of three 3 oz pours is $23.
The Bottom Line
A short, Greek-focused list (with one bottle from Cyprus) that is easy to scan from light to full. Start with the Skouras Moschofilero or the St. George Agiorgitiko at $15 a glass, then ask about the rotating glass; if you bring your own bottle, the list posts a $15 corkage fee that is waived when you buy a bottle in house. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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