Nice Winery

This isn't your typical Houston restaurant wine list — it's a working winery with a tasting room that sells bottles at retail prices during seated experiences. The list spans 40-50 wines including their own Texas-made bottles alongside California and Washington selections, all served with cheese boards and small bites in a Napa-style setting.

Nice Winery focuses on their own label — Malbec from Yakima Valley, Texas Blanc du Bois, sparkling rosés, even a Ruby Port. The list is tight but deliberate, with a strong West Coast presence and a few Texas surprises like the Alta Mira Vineyard Blanc. It's not trying to be a comprehensive wine bar; it's a producer showcase with enough guest bottles to fill gaps. You won't find deep Burgundy or Italian sections here, but that's not the point. The educational angle is real — sommelier-led tastings, winemaker notes, the works.

Twelve to fifteen options rotate through the glass program, all pulled from the same retail pricing structure. That means you're drinking Nice's Pinot Gris or Brut Rosé at fair prices, not marked-up pours. The selection leans heavily on their own production, which makes sense — it's literally their tasting room. Expect bubbles, whites, and a few reds by the glass, all presented with context and pairing suggestions.