A dessert wine bar hiding in plain sight
· Atlanta · Fine Dining · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed November 4, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Park 75’s wine list and gave it The Wild Card — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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The wine list at Park 75 is not what you expect from a Four Seasons property — and that's not a bad thing. Seven selections, all by the glass, all skewing toward dessert and fortified territory. If you walked in expecting a 200-label cellar, recalibrate fast.
This is essentially a curated dessert wine program, not a full list. You've got Sauternes from Château Les Justices, two Banyuls expressions (La Tour Vieille and M. Chapoutier), a pair of Tawny Ports spanning 20 and 40 years, a non-alcoholic Blanc de Blanc from Odd-Bird, and the wildcard: Vilmart & Cie Ratafia Chardonnay, which is a Champagne-region mistelle that most people have never heard of. The regional focus is tight — Southern France, the Douro, and one curveball from Champagne country. Don't come here looking for a Cab or a Burgundy; that's not what this list is doing.
All seven selections are by the glass, priced between $12 and $22. That range is reasonable for what's being poured — the Quinta do Noval 40-Year Tawny at $20/glass is a legitimately serious pour at a price that doesn't embarrass itself. The Odd-Bird Blanc de Blanc at $12 gives non-drinkers a real option instead of sparkling water and apologies.
The Bottom Line
Park 75's wine list is a one-trick pony, but it's a very good trick — if you're here for dessert or a post-dinner digestif, the fortified and sweet wine selection punches above its weight. Don't bring someone who needs a Chardonnay with dinner, but absolutely bring someone who appreciates a 40-year Tawny or wants to try a Banyuls for the first time.
7 wines captured from the source list, including wines not yet matched to our catalog. Availability, vintages, and prices can change. View source wine list.
ODD-BIRD BLANC DE BLANC Sparkling wine USD 12
Zero Proof
$12.00 / glass
Chateau Les Justices Sauternes, 2019 USD 22
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$22.00 / glass
Domaine La Tour Vieille Banyuls Rimage USD 15
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$15.00 / glass
M. Chapoutier Banyuls Rimage, 2012 USD 20
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$20.00 / glass
Quinta do Noval 40yr Tawny Port, Porto USD 20
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$20.00 / glass
Taylor Fladgate 20yr Tawny Port, Porto USD 15
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$15.00 / glass
Vilmart & cie Ratafia Chardonnay USD 20
Dessert and Fortified Wine
$20.00 / glass
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Crowd Pleasers
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