Montage Wine Bar

A 120+ bottle list that reads like a greatest hits compilation from wine country gift shops. The by-the-glass pours at $19-$23 hit that sweet spot between grocery store markup and wine bar gouge, and Monday half-price bottles means this place knows its audience.

The list plays it safe with recognizable names across California, Australia, Italy, Argentina, France, Spain, and Germany — think Napa stalwarts like Black Stallion, crowd-pleasing Aussie brands like Mollydooker, and solid Argentine workhorses like Catena. There's nothing rare or challenging here, no natural wine rabbit holes or esoteric appellations. What you get is a wine bar built for people who want to recognize labels and not feel intimidated. The 120+ bottle count offers breadth without depth — lots of countries represented, but mostly commercial producers you'd find at Binny's.

Eight glass pours span from Tiamo Prosecco to Orin Swift 'Machete', covering the bases from sparkling Italian to big California red. The $19-$23 range is honest pricing for a wine bar — not a steal, but not highway robbery. Rotation seems minimal based on the sources, so expect the same lineup week to week.