Wine by the glass from $15, bottles from $50, plus sake
Fillmore District · San Francisco · Contemporary American / Californian small plates · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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State Bird Provisions at 1529 Fillmore Street posts a beverage sheet that covers draft beer, cans, lambic, cider, sake, non-alcoholic drinks and wine. The restaurant's site links it as a sample beverage menu, so read the bottles and prices as a snapshot. Wine sits in two places: a glass-and-bottle list and a bottle-only list.
The glass-and-bottle list runs Sparkling, White, Skin-Fermented White, Rosé, Red and To Finish/Dessert. The bottle-only list adds more of each, from Chablis by Moreau-Naudet at $94 to a Cabernet Franc from Arnaud Lambert in Saumur at $74, a Xinomavro from Kappa Kokkymelo in Greece at $54 and a Corison Napa Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 at $175. California reds include the Peay Vineyards Estate Syrah 2022 at $92. The sheet also notes that a reserve list is available upon request.
The wine list has a Glass and BTL column. Table wines pour from $15, the Von Buhl Pinot Noir rosé from the Pfalz, up to $22 for the Marine Layer Pinot Noir from the Sonoma Coast. To Finish/Dessert pours run from $18 for the Heiwa Shuzo strawberry umeshu to $30 for the 1978 Domaine Cazes Rivesaltes, with Madeira at $20 and Sauternes at $24. The restaurant says it adds 6.5% to each check for San Francisco employer mandates.
The Bottom Line
Start with the $15 Von Buhl Pinot Noir rosé by the glass, or order the $50 Maurer Kadarka by the bottle, and look at the $92 Peay Syrah if you want a Sonoma Coast red. The restaurant links this as a sample beverage menu, so confirm what is pouring and what it costs. This unrated guide covers the posted drinks selection, not service, storage or retail markups.
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