24 wines by the glass, from Muscadet to Etna Rosso
Westside · Atlanta · Farm-to-Table · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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The wine menu opens with "Wine by the glass" and leads with sparkling: a $20 Domaine Overnoy-Crinquand Rosé Brut Nature Crémant du Jura and an $18 Les Hautes Terres 'L'Air du Paradis' Méthode Ancestrale from Limoux. The restaurant says it is known for a farm-to-table approach to Southern cuisine. If you would rather build your own pairings than take the $65 Friday Market Menu, the 24-wine glass list gives you room to do it.
The list is organized by Wine by the glass, Half Bottles, Large Bottles, then Sparkling, Champagne, Rosé, White and Red, with the still wines broken out by country and region. France is the center of gravity, with Burgundy, Jura, Loire and Rhône all posted, and Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria and Portugal all show up with multiple bottles. The Champagne section runs from a $120 Pascal Ponson 'Cuvée du Domaine' 1er Cru Brut to an $807 Ulysse Collin 'Les Roises' Blanc de Blancs, with Jacques Selosse 'Initial' at $716. Piedmont reds start low: Paolo Scavino Barolo 2021 is $92 and Cavallotto 'Vigna Cuculo' Barbera d'Alba Superiore 2022 is $76. Check the posted list for current vintages, since it is undated.
The "Wine by the glass" section posts 24 wines: 3 sparkling, 2 under Skin Contact & Rosé, 9 white and 10 red. Prices run from $15 (Brooks 'Amycas' Edelzwicker, Forlorn Hope 'Queen of the Sierra') to $26 (Domaine de Galouchey 'Le Galouchey' Bordeaux 2020), with a $25 Champagne Collet Blanc de Blancs 1er Cru Brut. The mid-teens to low-twenties tier is where most of the list sits: Marcel Lapierre Gamay Morgon 2025 is $21 and Tenuta delle Terre Nere Etna Rosso 2024 is $20. The Friday Market Menu, which the restaurant says is updated every Wednesday, lists an optional wine pairing of 3 oz pours at $25 per person.
The Bottom Line
Start with the $16 Domaine de la Pépière Muscadet or the $21 Marcel Lapierre Morgon from the glass list, then scan the Piedmont and Loire bottles if you stay for a second round. Prices are from an undated posted list, so confirm current availability and vintages. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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