Ten wines, all priced between $10 and $13
Downtown · Anchorage · Modern Mexican / Latin Fusion · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Tequila 61° describes itself as a Latin fusion restaurant, and its wine list sits at the bottom of the cocktail menu. It is short: ten wines, each posted with a name, a region and a grape or style, and every price falls between $10 and $13. You can make a decent dinner out of it.
The wine section of the cocktail menu lists four reds, five whites and one rosé. Oregon appears twice, with Borealis Pinot Noir at $13 and King Estate Pinot Gris at $10. Spain's Vina Zorzal Garnacha is $12, Mendoza's Catena Vista Flores Malbec is $12, and Disruption Cabernet Sauvignon from Washington is $12. The whites add Dry Creek Dry Chenin Blanc from California at $11, J. Lohr Chardonnay at $11, Bonina Vinho Verde from Portugal at $11 and Matua Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand at $10. A California Old Vine Rose is $10. The menu does not label these prices as glass or bottle, so ask which one you are paying before you order.
The menu does not say how any wine is poured, so the glass question is one for your server. What it does post: ten wines at $10 to $13 each, with Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc and the Old Vine Rose at the low end of $10 and Borealis Pinot Noir at the top. The list is undated, so confirm what is available tonight.
The Bottom Line
Order the Borealis Pinot Noir with the Duck Confit taco, or the King Estate Pinot Gris if you are going for seafood. Prices are posted as $10 to $13 without glass or bottle labels, so confirm both and today's availability. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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