Seventeen Glass Pours, With Six Ounces Spelled Out
Sparks · Baltimore · French-inspired with Mid-Atlantic seasonal ingredients · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed September 25, 2026 · How we review
Explore The Milton Inn’s wine-list information. An overall rating has not been assigned. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
The Milton Inn's posted glass list gives you something useful before the first sip: serving size. All four sections specify six-ounce pours, so you can compare prices without guessing what's in the glass.
The 17 options include four sparkling wines, five whites, one rosé and seven reds. France features prominently, but Hermann J. Wiemer Field White, Terlan Chardonnay and Dehlinger Pinot Noir add other directions.
Prices run from $11 for Zardetto Prosecco to $29 for Klepka-Sausse Préam'bulle Champagne. Between them, Domaine des Chers Juliénas and Couly-Dutheil Les Gravieres Chinon are each $17 for six ounces. Choose by grape before climbing the price ladder.
The Bottom Line
Explore the glass list before committing to a bottle: $12 Crémant and $17 Chinon give you two clear starting points. Prices and six-ounce servings come from the posted list checked in September 2026. Confirm availability; this menu guide doesn't rate service or cellar conditions.
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