White Duck Taco Shop

White Duck's wine list surprises for a fast-casual taco spot. It's short and approachable, leaning into crowd-pleasers that pair well with spicy, creative tacos. The vibe says "we care enough to offer more than beer and margaritas."

The list skews toward accessible whites and lighter reds that can handle heat and acid. Expect Spanish Albariño, Argentine Torrontés, and some California Pinot Noir alongside a few safe Malbecs. There's no deep cellar here, but for a counter-service taco joint, the effort is notable. Gaps exist in natural wines and anything adventurous, but that's not what people come here for. It's a utilitarian list that does its job without pretension.

By-the-glass pours rotate slowly but hit the basics: a crisp white, a fruit-forward rosé, and a red that won't fight your Thai Chili Tacos. We've seen about four options available on typical visits. Pours are generous and priced fairly for the category—think $8-10 range. Rotation is minimal, so don't expect weekly changes.