THE DRINKS

99 Bottles is built as a craft beer experience unlike any other! From first pour until last call, we love to welcome you on your own experience of craft beer, boutique wines, and extraordinary liquids of the finest kind.

JOIN US FOR BAGEL BRUNCH

Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Real deal NY bagels -- par baked, flash frozen, shipped from New York and finished that morning in our oven -- and bagel sandwiches, wrapped in white butcher paper, just like you get from the corner bodega.

NON-ALCOHOLIC SELECTION

ATHLETIC BREWING
$5
Upside Dawn, Non-Alcoholic Golden Ale, 12oz. can
BOOMBACHA
$7
Smooth Operator, Passionfruit Lemonade Kombucha, 16oz. btl.
BRAVUS
$7
Peanut Butter Dark, Non-Alcoholic Stout, 12oz can
GOLDEN ROAD
$5
Mango Cart, Non-Alcoholic Fruit Beer, 12oz can
Coke
$2
12oz can
Diet Coke
$2
12oz can
Sprite
$2
12oz can
KING STATE
$8
Cold Brew Coffee, 12oz. can
LIQUID DEATH
$4
Still, Water, 16oz. can
LIQUID DEATH
$4
Sparkling, Water, 16oz. can
SAM ADAMS
$5
Just The Haze, Non-Alcoholic Hazy IPA, 12oz. can
UNTITLED ART CBD
$6
Seltzer, Blackberry, 12oz. can
UNTITLED ART CBD
$6
Grapefruit, 12oz. can
UNTITLED ART CBD
$6
Lemon Lime, 12oz. can
UNTITLED ART CBD
$6
Strawberry, 12oz. can

WINE SELECTION

  • Rose
  • Red
  • Bubbles
  • White
Breca, Spain
$10
100% Grenache, round & creamy with fresh acidity
Faiso Vinho Verde, Portugal
$8
bright pink color, strawberry nose, wonderfully fresh, fruit forward, refreshing clean nish
Mont Gravet, France
$8
fresh, fruit forward, dry... raspberry & blackberry, long on the palate
Figuiere Magali, Provence, France
$13
notes of strawberry, orange peel, white flowers
Slo Down Wines Send Nudes, California
$14
ripe peach, watermelon, crushed ginger, white grapefruit | 100% pinot noir
Protea, South Africa
$10
faint aromas of peach, melon, & lemon peel | soft & slightly warm palate
Sean Minor 4B Cabernet, California
$9
wild strawberries, bright cherries, light oak
Klinker Brick Cabernet, California
$12
, notes of dark cherry, cinnamon, & smoked cherry wood | great structure & a long finish
Olema Cabernet, Sonoma County, California
$16
black cherry, plum, hint of cedar, full bodied & blanched
Ghostrunner Ungrafted Red Blend, California
$9
jammy & juicy, chocolate mid palate, finishes like honey
Pulpoloco Sangria, Spain
$8
light-bodied, blend of fruit, spices and tempranillo wine
Madman Red Blend, Sonoma, California
$15
ripe flavors of black cherry, red licorice, & caramel, lingering warm oak | big & serious
Eguren Ugarte Crianza Rioja, Spain
$9
mostly Tempranillo with a little bit of Grenache | lightly herbal with notes of plum, dry finish
Alexander Valley Vineyards Syrah, California
$13
violet color, aromas of plum, black cherry, vanilla, & oak, a long juicy nish
Sur De Los Andes Malbec, Argentina
$9
smooth, silky, & juicy with a bright array of mulberries & red plums
Illuminati Riparosso Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Italy
$10
a ripe bramble-berry core over savory notes of herbs & tobacco
Pike Road Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon
$12
aromas of juicy plum & purple violets, palate of dark fruit & tart cherry, soft nish
Big Flower Cabernet Franc, South Africa
$13
, 100% cab franc, dark fruit with earthy undertones, bright acidity & soft tannins
Marsuret Prosecco Brut, Italy
$12
crisp & dry, notes of fresh golden apples & wild flowers
Bollinger, Champagne, France
$27
James Bond's champagne of choice...
Days Of Youth The Diver, California
$9
notes of lemon custard, grapefruit, jasmine, and peaches | soft-textured bubbles
Francois Montand Brut Rose, France
$10
pink with a purple tinge, notes of dried cherries & raspberries, crisp & dry with lots of bubbles
Cipriani Bellini, Italy
$12
white peach pure + sparkling white wine = the ionic 1948 Venetian cocktail
Steenberg Sparkling Sauvignon Blanc, South Africa
$11
fun, fruity, fresh | light, crisp, zippy acidity
Schramsberg Mirabelle Brut, California
$17
blend of chardonnay & pinot noir, notes of pear, brioche, carmelized hzelnut | dry & yeasty
Ponga Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand
$8
vibrant grapefruit, fresh cut grass, zesty finish
Aviary Chardonnay, California
$10
notes of vanilla bean & buttered toast | rich & refreshing, round & smooth
Vietti Moscato d’ Asti, Italy
$10
slightly sparkly, ripe yellow fruits, floral notes, exotic spice
Cap Royal Bordeaux Blanc, France
$10
100% Sauvignon Blanc | bright acidity with notes of lime & kiwi, soft mouthfeel, dry nish S
Neboa Albarino, Spain
$10
floral nose, with notes of peach & apricot, long line of acidity throughout
Dalia Pinot Grigio, Italy
$7
an aromatic bouquet of peach, apple, & fresh florals, a rich & fresh palate
Rombauer Chardonnay, California
$29
nose of ripe peach & pie crust, citrus, apricot, rich & creamy, vanilla
Argiolas Costamolino Vermentino, Italy
$10
crisp, & refreshing with almond, citrus, & tropical fruit flavors
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CROWLERS & GROWLERS

for the best way to enjoy draft beer at home, order a crowler (32oz. can) or growler (64oz. jug) of you favorite draft beer to enjoy at home, by the pool, at the beach, on the boat, or take it to a friends house instead of a bottle of wine!

What is a Growler?

A growler is a container meant to store fresh draft beer. They come in 32, 64, 128, and occasionally 16-ounce varieties. They can look like a milk jug, a glass container, your dad’s work Thermos®, or a portable tap, there are as many different kinds of growlers as there are bottles on the wall!

What is a Crowler?

The word crowler is a compound word – mixing the words “can” and “growler.” A brewery out in Colorado several years ago teamed up with Ball metals to invent a can that could be put together on-the-spot, whenever someone wanted beer to go. Crowlers are light in weight, inexpensive to produce, and convenient single-use containers for taking home the taste of fresh
draft beer.

What is the difference between a growler/ crowler and beer in cans?

The most considerable difference between growlers and crowlers is that glass/ plastic growlers are re-usable and crowlers are only good for one fill. Remember that crowlers are like large beer cans, and growlers can be washed, sanitized, and re-sued. Both containers are recyclable, depending on local regulations on glass recycling.

Why does 99 Bottles have so many different growlers?

At 99 Bottles, we believe that taking home draft beer should be a personal experience, just like coming in to enjoy it! Depending on the commitment you want to make to bringing home draft beer, we have a growler to fit your individual needs. Ask our team about the growlers on the wall and they can tell you about each one and why it is suited for bringing home the draft beer experience.

How long is a growler/ crowler good for?

Individual results may vary, but the industry standard for a growler is similar to any fresh goods from breads to coffees to cupcakes – the longer you wait to enjoy, the greater the possibility the item may not be in optimal condition when opened. As for growlers, we encourage you to drink the crowler or growler within three days of bringing it home.

Why won’t you growler a beer on nitro?

In truth: because you don’t want us to. There is one particular tap of beer that we don’t put in growlers or crowlers because of the science of nitrogenating beers. Nitrogenated beers (like Guinness® or Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro) tend to let gas out of solution faster than beers with carbon dioxide (CO2). Because of that, the beer will likely be flat when you get it home – and neither of us wants that.