Bubbles Only, And Not In a Good Way
· Kennesaw · Gastropub/Tavern · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed November 8, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Pizookah Lounge’s wine list and gave it The Lazy List — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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The wine list at Pizookah Lounge is less a wine list and more a brunch drinks menu that someone accidentally filed under 'wine.' Ten items total, almost entirely built around Champagne and cocktail formats like Mimosas and Mimosa Towers — this is a celebration drinks menu, not a serious wine program.
There are essentially two categories here: Champagne bottles and cocktail formats. The bottle lineup includes Veuve Clicquot and Moët & Chandon at $250 each, Bottega at $150, and Luc Belaire at $75 — all bubble, no breadth. There is a listing for a generic 'Wine bottle' at $60, which tells you everything you need to know about the depth of thought that went into this list. No reds, no whites, no rosé beyond whatever fizz happens to be pink, and zero regional diversity.
Two glass options: a Mimosa at $8 and a Peach Bellini at $10 — both cocktails, not wine pours. If you want an actual glass of wine on its own, you are out of luck. This is a by-the-cocktail situation dressed up as a by-the-glass program.
The Bottom Line
Pizookah Lounge has a drinks menu, not a wine program — and it makes no apologies for that. If you're here for a mimosa tower and a good time, that's a fine choice. If you're hoping to drink interesting wine with your meal, you're in the wrong place. Order the cocktails and don't expect more.
10 wines captured from the source list, including wines not yet matched to our catalog. Availability, vintages, and prices can change. View source wine list.
Peach Bellini $10 — Champagne, peach puree.
Brunch
$10.00 / glass
Mimosa $8 — Champagne, orange juice.
Brunch
$8.00 / glass
Mimosa Tower $55 — Comes with a sparkler.
Brunch
$55.00 / bottle
Brunch Champagne $30 — Comes with a sparkler.
Brunch
$30.00 / bottle
Belair Bottle $75 — Comes with a sparkler show.
Brunch
$75.00 / bottle
Brunch Champagne (4 Bottles) $100 — Comes with a sparkler parade show and signs.
Brunch
$100.00 / bottle
Clicquot $250
Champagne & Wine
$250.00 / bottle
Moët $250
Champagne & Wine
$250.00 / bottle
Bottega $150
Champagne & Wine
$150.00 / bottle
Wine bottle $60
Champagne & Wine
$60.00 / bottle
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