Sixty Wines on Tap, Zero Bargains
Mizner Park · Boca Raton · Wine-country inspired American cuisine · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 10, 2026
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Sixty wines on tap sounds like a dream until you realize most of them are names you recognize from the grocery store wine aisle. The concept is genuinely fun — tap handles everywhere, lively room, social energy — but the list reads more like a greatest hits album than anything that'll surprise you. That said, for Boca Raton on a Friday night, this is one of the more wine-forward rooms you'll find.
The 60-plus-wine tap program skews heavily California, with a few Italian and French ringers thrown in for cover. You're looking at Duckhorn, Cakebread, Far Niente, Prisoner, Silverado — all fine producers, but these are crowd-pleasers built for name recognition, not discovery. There's nothing wrong with any individual bottle here, but the list as a whole shows very little appetite for risk: no grower Champagne, no interesting Rhône, no natural wine, no real oddities. It's a curated mall of wine — comfortable, predictable, and priced accordingly.
The tap-by-the-glass program is the actual selling point here, and with 60 options rotating through the taps, you can genuinely work your way through several pours in a single sitting without committing to a bottle. The carafe option is smart — it sits between a glass and a full bottle and is worth using when you find something you like. Freshness off the tap is generally better than what you'd get from an opened bottle that's been sitting since Tuesday.
Silverado Cabernet Sauvignon — $XX (bottle price not confirmed in data)
Silverado is a legitimate Napa producer — not flashy, but consistently well-made — and relative to the Duckhorn on the same list, you're likely getting more actual wine quality per dollar spent. It's the most honest California Cab on the menu.
Far Niente Chardonnay
Far Niente gets overshadowed by the Cakebread on most lists, but it's the better wine — richer, more textured, more interesting. Most tables here will default to the familiar name, which means you'll look like you know exactly what you're doing.
Meiomi Pinot Noir
At $48 on the restaurant list against an $18 retail price, you're paying a 167% markup for a mass-produced Pinot Noir that leans sweet and simple. This is a perfectly fine grocery store wine that has no business costing this much in a dining room.
Cakebread Chardonnay + Salmon
Cakebread Chardonnay is rich and oak-forward enough to hold up against a buttery salmon preparation without washing it out. It's a classic, easy call — and on the tap system, you can pour by the glass and test the match before committing.
The Bottom Line
Sixty Vines Boca Raton is a genuinely fun wine bar experience dressed up as a restaurant, and the tap system makes it worth a stop if you want variety without committing to bottles all night. Just go in knowing the markups are real, the list plays it safe, and you're here for the vibe as much as the wine.
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