Prime 93

The wine list at Prime 93 reads like a steakhouse that knows its lane — California-heavy, approachable, and priced to keep the table happy without anyone feeling like they need a finance degree. At $30–$65 a bottle, there's no sticker shock here, which counts for a lot in a sit-down steak joint on Manchester Road. It's not trying to be a wine destination, but it's not embarrassing itself either.

The list leans hard on the Venture label — Russian River Valley Chardonnay, Napa Merlot, Napa Cab, RRV Pinot Noir, and a Napa 216 Cuvée that reads like a house blend with ambition. The Vine 93 Cabernet Sauvignon appears to be a restaurant-exclusive label, which is a nice touch and probably the best price-to-provenance play on the list. Beyond California, there's a smattering of international value pours — Tussock Jumper Riesling, Borgo Maragliano Moscato, a French rosé — plus sangria options that signal they're not trying to alienate the table that just wants something sweet and cold. The gaps are real: no Pinot Gris, no Rhône, no Italy beyond Moscato, nothing that would excite a curious drinker.

Glass pours run $12–$18, which is reasonable for the format and keeps casual wine drinkers from committing to a bottle they're not sure about. We don't have a confirmed count of glass options, but based on the list, you're likely looking at a handful of Venture labels and the sangrias available by the glass. Don't expect a rotation — this feels like a set-it-and-forget-it program.