24 Taps Burgers & Brews
Beer Hall That Forgot Wine Exists
South Hill · Spokane · American Burgers · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed April 7, 2026
Wingman Metrics
First Impression
Walk into 24 Taps and you get the message fast — this place is about the beer, the burgers, and the 75-inch TVs. The wine list is an afterthought tucked into a drinks menu that's clearly built around 24 draft handles. Five wines. That's the whole program.
Selection Deep Dive
Five by-the-glass pours and nothing else. Castle Rock Cab, a generic Simply Red Blend, J Lohr Chardonnay, Latah Creek Pinot Gris, and a Prosecco — that's the full universe. The one bright spot is Latah Creek, a legitimately good local Washington producer that deserves better company. Everything else reads like a grocery store endcap. There's no bottle list, no regional story, no depth whatsoever.
By the Glass
All five wines are available by the glass at $8.25–$9.50, which is at least honest pricing for what you're getting. There's no rotation, no seasonal swap — this list has been set and forgotten. If you need bubbles, La Bella Prosecco checks that box and nothing more.
Latah Creek Pinot Gris — $9.50
Latah Creek is a respected Spokane-area winery and their Pinot Gris is a genuinely solid pour — the only wine on this list that reflects any local pride or actual quality. Worth the ask.
Latah Creek Pinot Gris
Nobody coming to a sports bar for a burger is ordering the Pinot Gris, which is a shame — Latah Creek is the real deal in Washington wine country, and this is the one pour that's actually worth your attention.
Simply Red Blend
A wine called 'Simply Red Blend' with no producer context on a five-wine list is a hard pass. You have no idea what you're getting, and that's exactly the point — it's filler.
Latah Creek Pinot Gris + Traditional Wings
A crisp, slightly off-dry Washington Pinot Gris cuts through buffalo heat and fatty skin better than any of the reds on this list. It's the unexpected move that actually works.
❌ The Bottom Line
24 Taps doesn't pretend to be a wine destination, and honestly, respect for that clarity — but the five-pour, grocery-shelf wine list is strictly for people who forgot they don't drink beer. Order the craft draft and don't look back.
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