The Hummingbird Wine Bar & Market

A speakeasy-style wine bar in Fayetteville, Georgia is not something you expect to stumble into, and that surprise works in The Hummingbird's favor. The intimate, cool-vibed space signals that someone here actually cares about the experience — not just slapping bottles on a shelf and calling it a wine program. Twelve labels isn't a deep cellar, but for a suburban market-bar hybrid, it's a deliberate edit rather than a lazy one.

The list covers the major bases across both Old and New World styles: Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and a Rosé on the white and pink side; Pinot Noir, Malbec, Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, and a Proprietary Blend on the red side; Prosecco and Cava for bubbles; and — notably — a Skin Contact option that most suburban wine bars wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole. That Skin Contact inclusion is the clearest signal that whoever built this list was paying attention. The Pinotage is another interesting swing — South Africa's polarizing grape doesn't show up on many Georgia wine lists, and its presence here suggests some genuine curiosity behind the curation. The gaps are real: no Burgundy, no Rhône, no Riesling, no Nebbiolo — but expecting that from a 12-bottle list in Fayetteville is probably asking too much.

We don't have confirmed by-the-glass counts or pricing from available sources, so we can't give you a pour-by-pour breakdown. What we can say is that a market-style wine bar format strongly suggests most or all of the list is pourable by the glass — that's the model. Confirm with staff before you commit to a bottle.