Our wine list is our love letter to small producers around the world — those who farm thoughtfully and practice natural, low-intervention, organic, or sustainable winemaking whenever possible.

Always evolving and guided by curiosity, these bottles are chosen to be shared, discovered, and enjoyed alongside our gab-glaam and gab-khao.

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Sparkling

Domaine de la Ferrandière NV Méthode Traditionnelle
$52.00

100% Chardonnay — Languedoc, France
Winemaking: Traditional method sparkling wine with secondary fermentation in bottle and extended lees aging
Why we love it: Crisp, clean, and elegant with green apple, lemon zest, and toasty brioche notes — a beautifully balanced, Champagne-style sparkler that over delivers

Ultraviolet Sparkling Rosé (NV)
$46.00

100% Pinot Noir — Napa Valley, California
Winemaking: Traditional method sparkling rosé with extended lees aging for texture and finesse
Why we love it: Bright, elegant, and refreshing with strawberry, raspberry, citrus zest, and subtle brioche — a beautifully balanced rosé sparkler that’s perfect with Thai food, cutting through spice and lifting dishes

Col di Luna Brut Prosecco
$46.00

Glera — Vittorio Veneto DOC, Italy
Winemaking: Charmat method with stainless steel fermentation to preserve freshness and delicate aromatics
Why we love it: Bright, crisp, and easy-drinking with pear, green apple, white flowers, and a clean, dry finish — a joyful, crowd-pleasing sparkle

Ayala Brut Nature Champagne (NV)
$125.00

Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier — Champagne, France
Winemaking: Zero dosage, long lees aging, fermented in stainless steel for purity and precision
Why we love it: Bone-dry, crisp, and beautifully expressive with citrus, green apple, and chalky minerality — a stunning, food-friendly Champagne

Fondo Bozzole “Incantabiss” Lambrusco
$58.00

Lambrusco — Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Winemaking: Bottle-fermented, low-intervention Lambrusco with fine, natural bubbles
Why we love it: Dry, vibrant, and wildly refreshing with wild strawberry, cranberry, floral notes, and a savory edge — a playful, food-loving red sparkler

Osmote Pet-Nat (NV)
$58.00

Cayuga White — Finger Lakes, New York, USA
Winemaking: Ancestral method pét-nat with native fermentation and minimal intervention
Why we love it: Fresh, zippy, and lightly funky with green apple, citrus peel, and floral notes — a playful, low-alcohol sparkler that’s super food-friendly

Skin-contact/ Rosé

Forlorn Hope — Queen of the Sierra Co-Ferment Red, 2023
$52.00

A co-fermented red and white field blend from the Sierra Foothills. Hand-harvested, native yeast, low-intervention, and aged in neutral vessels. Fresh and chillable with red berries, hibiscus, spice, and bright acidity.

Luna Duna Naranjo
$50.00

90% Moscatel, 10% Criolla Blanca
Mendoza, Argentina
Winemaking: Skin-contact “orange” wine with native fermentation and extended maceration on skins in large concrete, unfiltered and sustainably farmed fruit
Why we love it: Bright and textural with citrus peel, wild herbs, and a juicy, saline finish — an adventurous, food-friendly sip

La Plage Rosé du Var
$46.00

Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah — Provence, France
Winemaking: Sustainably farmed fruit, cool-fermented in stainless steel to preserve freshness
Why we love it: Crisp, dry, and effortlessly refreshing with wild strawberry, citrus, and a whisper of herbs — the ultimate patio rosé for spicy, herby Thai dishes.

White

Lamblin AC — Chablis (2023)
$78.00

Chardonnay — Chablis, Burgundy, France
Winemaking: Sustainably farmed fruit, cool-fermented in stainless steel to preserve freshness and minerality
Why we love it: Clean, crisp, and zippy with lemon, green apple, and oyster-shell minerality — a perfect match for seafood, oysters, and bright Thai flavors

Kurt Angerer Grüner Veltliner “Kies”
$58.00

Grüner Veltliner — Kamptal, Austria
Winemaking: Fermented in stainless steel to highlight purity, minerality, and fresh aromatics
Why we love it: Crisp, zesty, and mineral-driven with green apple, white pepper, citrus, and a clean, savory finish — a perfect match for Thai herbs, spice, and seafood dishes

FAAA Albariño
$46.00

Albariño — Canelones, Uruguay
Winemaking: Sustainably farmed fruit, cool-fermented in stainless steel to highlight freshness and aromatics
Why we love it: Bright, saline, and ultra-refreshing with citrus, white peach, and sea-breeze minerality — a dreamy match for seafood, oysters, and spicy, zesty dishes.

Sandy Cove Sauvignon Blanc
$46.00

Sauvignon Blanc — Marlborough, New Zealand
Winemaking: Cool fermentation in stainless steel to preserve freshness and vibrant aromatics
Why we love it: Bright, zippy, and refreshing with passionfruit, lime, gooseberry, and fresh herbs — a perfect match for Thai herbs, citrusy dishes, and spicy seafood

Kalls Off-Dry Riesling
$46.00

100% Estate Riesling — Pfalz, Germany
Winemaking: Cool fermentation in stainless steel to preserve aromatics and natural sweetness
Why we love it: Lightly sweet, juicy, and refreshing with peach, apricot, lime, and floral notes — perfect with spicy Thai dishes, balancing heat while keeping everything bright and food-friendly

Bacchus Chardonnay
$50.00

Chardonnay — Central Coast, California
Winemaking: Fermented in stainless steel with partial malolactic fermentation for balance and freshness
Why we love it: Bright, smooth, and food-friendly with apple, pear, lemon cream, and a touch of vanilla — a crowd-pleasing Chardonnay that pairs beautifully with rich Thai curries and grilled seafood

Red

Stirm Wine Co. ‘Joaquinite’ Pinot Noir 2023
$48.00

100% Pinot Noir
Santa Barbara County, California
Winemaking: Native yeast, low-intervention, fermented and aged in neutral oak
Why we love it: Light, fresh, and quietly complex with red berries, earth, and gentle spice — an easygoing Pinot that plays beautifully with Thai flavors.

Gilbert Cellars – Bordeaux Blend (2022)
$51.00

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc
Columbia Valley, Washington
Winemaking: Sustainably farmed fruit, fermented with native and selected yeasts, aged in French oak
Why we love it: Plush, polished, and food-friendly with dark fruit, cocoa, and soft tannins — a crowd-pleasing red that pairs beautifully with grilled meats and richer Thai dishes.

Brea Cabernet Sauvignon “Margarita Vineyard”
$74.00

Cabernet Sauvignon — Paso Robles, California
Winemaking: Low-intervention, native yeast fermentation with aging in neutral oak
Why we love it: Plush, smooth, and expressive with black cherry, cassis, cocoa, and gentle spice — a beautifully balanced Cabernet that pairs perfectly with grilled meats, rich sauces, and savory Thai dishes

Crous St. Martin — Châteauneuf-du-Pape (2022)
$78.00

Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre — Rhône Valley, France
Winemaking: Traditional Rhône blend, fermented with native yeasts and aged in a mix of concrete and large neutral oak
Why we love it: Rich yet balanced with dark berries, garrigue, and warm spice — soulful, silky, and perfect with grilled meats and deeply savory Thai dishes.

Illahe 1899 — Pinot Noir (2022)
$150.00

100% Pinot Noir — Willamette Valley, Oregon
Winemaking: Very special release! Native yeast, low-intervention, aged in mostly neutral French oak — produced using gravity flow and human (and horse) power with no electricity in the winemaking.
Why we love it: Bright, elegant, and silky with cherry, cranberry, and subtle earth — a graceful, food-friendly Pinot that sings with herbaceous and lightly spiced dishes.

Olivier Minot Gamay
$52.00

Gamay — Beaujolais, France
Winemaking: Low-intervention winemaking with native yeast fermentation and minimal sulfur
Why we love it: Juicy, light, and super drinkable with cherry, raspberry, violets, and a silky finish — a chillable red that pairs beautifully with Thai herbs, grilled meats, and lightly spicy dishes

2026

Roswell, GA

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This list is always evolving — just like our menu, our seasons, and our curiosities. We invite you to explore, sip something new, and let our team guide you to your next favorite pour. Whether you’re here for comfort, celebration, or a little adventure in a glass — welcome to our table.