Best Wine Lists in Alaska

Salt

· Juneau · Contemporary American / Seafood

The Lazy List

Salt is a contemporary seafood restaurant with a wine list that forgot seafood. Six dessert wines and Ports is a bold editorial stance for a dinner spot, and not one that serves most guests well. Come here for the food — and order the cocktails.

Double Musky Inn

Girdwood · Anchorage · Cajun and Steakhouse with Alaska Seafood

The Reliable

Double Musky Inn's official notice lists a planned reopening on December 10, 2026. Do not treat the former wine choices on this page as current availability while the restaurant is temporarily closed. Check the date and current wine list directly before making plans.

A wine-bar list with real range: 29 pours with glass and bottle prices, and 73 bottles from $31 to $1,200. Start with the Dr. Loosen Red Slate Riesling at $38 or the Chateau Recougne Bordeaux Superieur at $40, and step up to the Domaine Drouhin Pinot Noir at $84 (or the 375 mL half at $46) if you want something to build the dinner around. Confirm prices, since neither list shows a date. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

A brewhouse with a real two-column wine list: 40 wines, 18 by the glass at $9.95 to $14.95, and bottles up to $155.95. Start with the $9.95 Mionetto Prosecco or the $11.95 Rainstorm Pinot Gris by the glass, or order the $65.95 Hugel with the halibut, and confirm prices because the dinner menu carrying the list is printed June 11 - 24. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

A very large list with real range: 18 glass pours and bottles from $41 to $13,000. Order the $51 Kermit Lynch 'Terra Viva' or the $66 Marcel Lapierre Morgon if you want a red that won't wreck the check, and confirm availability because the wine page is undated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

A compact nine-wine list that mixes Washington, Chile and Argentina with a Portuguese Vinho Verde and a Spanish Cava. Try the Vidigal Vinho Verde or the Cordorniu Cava before defaulting to the Chardonnay, and confirm what the unlabeled prices mean, since the page carries no date. This unrated guide covers the posted Grill bar menu, not service, storage or markups.

Whisky & Ramen's wine list is short but practical for a ramen bar, with 13 glass pours and bottles from $36 to $680. Order the $58 Los Chuchaquis pét-nat with The Hook, or go the glass route with the $14 Riesling. Confirm current availability and prices before you go; this unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

Start with the $12 Rascal Pinot Noir by the glass, or take the $30 Pacific Northwest flight if you want to try the Kiona Lemberger first. Confirm today's availability and prices, since the list is dated 07.10.26. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

The glass list and the flights are the whole wine program on this dinner menu, and both are easy to order from. Pair the La Brune Sauvignon Blanc from the Just for the Halibut flight with the 42 pan roasted halibut, or take the $12 Wither Hills Sauvignon Blanc if you want a straightforward glass. The flights block is listed at 17 if you'd rather try three wines. The dinner menu footer reads 'dinner 06.12.26', so confirm current wines and prices.

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.

Kinley's bottle list is long on California, Oregon and Washington, with plenty under $60. Order the Left Coast White Pinot Noir with the almond halibut, or the $36 Allegrini Valpolicella if you want the lowest-priced bottle of wine with alcohol. Confirm current prices and what each glass figure means, since the page is undated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.

Red Dog Saloon

· Juneau · Saloon / American

The Lazy List

The Red Dog Saloon is one of Juneau's great experiences — just not for wine. The pricing is fair and the Prosecco is a decent choice, but the list is as thin and generic as they come. Come for the atmosphere and the beer; let someone else worry about the Pinot.