Corporate Consistency Meets Accessible Wine Pricing
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Reviewed February 21, 2026
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Seasons 52's wine list reads like a greatest hits compilation—safe, recognizable, built for the corporate dinner crowd. The list leans heavily on household names and approachable regions, with a clear mandate to keep things friendly for expense accounts and anniversary dinners. Nothing here will challenge you, but nothing will embarrass you either.
The selection skews heavily toward California and a few Old World standards—Napa Cabs, Russian River Pinots, and the obligatory Malbec from Argentina. You'll find familiar producers like La Crema, Josh Cellars, and Kendall-Jackson alongside a sprinkling of Italian Chiantis and French Côtes du Rhône. The list avoids natural wines, orange wines, or anything remotely adventurous. It's built for volume and comfort, with maybe 40-50 bottles total and zero interest in deep regional cuts or small producers.
Expect 12-15 by-the-glass options that rotate seasonally but never stray far from the formula. You'll see a Sonoma Chardonnay, a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, a Pinot Grigio, and a couple of reds that won't offend anyone at the table. Pours are generous and priced around $9-13, which is fair for what you're getting. The glasses themselves are basic stems or stemless tumblers—functional but forgettable.
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling — $32
Washington's most reliable Riesling at a price that doesn't punish you—bright, versatile, and pairs with half the menu
Banfi Chianti Classico Riserva
Buried mid-list, this Tuscan overdelivers with real structure and aging potential most diners skip for the Cabs
Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon
At $95+ it's the predictable splurge pick, but you're paying for the name on a wine that's readily available elsewhere for $30 less
King Estate Pinot Noir + Cedar Plank-Roasted Salmon
Oregon Pinot's earthy berry notes cut through the cedar smoke while matching the salmon's richness without overwhelming it
✔️ The Bottom Line
Seasons 52 won't wow wine geeks, but it won't gouge you either. It's the restaurant equivalent of a solid playlist—you know every song, nothing's a skip, and sometimes that's exactly what you need.
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