Here at Eddie Merlot's, we have stocked an extensive selection of the finest wines. We serve over 75 wines by the glass-representing wine makers from the world's best growing areas. Our Reserve lists offer over 150 selections assuring that you will find the perfect selection to complement your meal. We have earned the coveted "Award of Excellence" from The Wine Spectator publication each year since our inception in 2002.

Our Progressive Wine List is designed to make selecting wines easy for the casual wine drinker and connoisseurs alike. Unlike a traditional list, a well-crafted progressive wine list allows you, as our guest, to easily navigate your way through flavor types and features to find the most appropriate choice for you and your guests. It also allows our service team to help select the perfect wine for your occasion and full enjoyment. All of our wines on the list are logically listed according to a few simple rules, making it easy to locate specific wines and particular flavors for both you and your guests.

Flavor Terminology on our Wine List

Sweet Wines
Sweet wines contain residual sugars, giving these wines a very perceptible sweet taste. It is possible for wines without these sugars to appear sweet, simply because of their intense fruitiness. These wines, considered less dry or off dry, are placed in the sweet category as well.

Dry Wines
Dry wines have little to no residual sugar. They are often higher in tannins, which impart an astringent, sometimes bitter flavor to wines.

Mild Intensity
These wines have very delicate flavors with no perceptible bitterness.

Medium Intensity
Slightly more robust than mild wines, these often have more distinct flavors.

Full Intensity
These strongly flavored wines are often complex and quite intense. Full intensity wines generally have much higher levels of tannins.