Made with no additives of any kind, and harvested by hand in small vineyards, natural wine is nothing but the pure taste of grapes and the terroir in which they're grown. Huge overseas, but rare in A
Pretty dry for a cava guy, this super foamy sparkler is like drinking crunchy air. No sweetness, goes great with food, and you won't have a headache in the morning
$12
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Thierry Tissot Brut, Rosé, Extra Dry Bugey NV
Super-dry instead of super-sweet, this sparkling rosé from our favorite French vintner is a grown-up wine rather than the usual glass of pink party punch
$16
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Los Pilares LA Donna's 2014
A sparkling muscat that tastes like prosecco and cider had a baby. A sour start mellows into a savory, herbal, yeasty concoction
$18
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Audrey & Christian Binner, Cremant D'alsace, Extra Brut
A natural French sparkling wine, it has some apples & pears, but also a lot of toasty sourdough. Like a delicious grilled cheese sandwich & a glass of champagne all rolled into one bottle
Dark and leathery, this Argentinian red is a swirling black hole of autumn berries from which no light can escape. 100% Bonnarda grapes form a deep purple vortex of cherries and blackberries
$12
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Moli Dels Capellans, Atrepat 2014
You never see Trepat grapes outside Spain, but here they are in a light, fruity Spring red that delivers depth without heaviness, all cherry coffee cake with a big blast of red berry fireworks at the
$13
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Hans & Anita Nittnaus, Blaufränkisch 2013
Blaufränkisch is red wine's best kept secret. Imagine blueberries exploding inside your mouth like velveteen fireworks, or warm berry pie with a spicy kick
$13
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Churchill Estates, Touriga, Nacional 2012
Normally used to make Port, the Touriga Nacional grape delivers this thick, herbal Portuguese wine. Rich and smooth, it's like drinking smoked chocolate rocks
This Southern Italian wine has a steely, mineral kick, a bit of smoke, and a hint of salt that brings out the best in your food
$14
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Forstreiter, Grüner Veltliner, 2014
A green and herbal Austrian wine with a spicy white pepper kick at the end
$14
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Thurnhoff, Goldmuskateller, 2014
The greatest discovery we ever made, it pours like liquid gold and explodes with the thick, musty smell of grape skins, before it lashes your tongue with pine needles
$15
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Hatzidakis, Assyrtiko, 2014
This Greek wine from Santorini delivers a big, bright, acidic, mouth-watering rush of lemony citrus
$16
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Big Table Farm, Edelzwicker, 2013
A blend of four grapes (Pinot Gris, Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Silvaner) and produced in tiny quantities, this Oregon wine delivers the jailhouse hooch aroma of slightly fermented fruits and the rich
A sophisticated natural wine, without any of that natural wine funk. From a working farm, where vegetables grow between the vines, it's all cool, smooth stones in your mouth, perfectly balanced betwe
$14
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Didier Chaffardon, Chenin Blanc 2013
Super organic French wine with a little bit of sediment, but it's all bright sparkling diamonds, a little pepper, and an addictive sour taste, like a Gose beer, only it's wine!
$16
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Weingut Maria & Sepp Muster, Opok 2013
Grown biodynamically on an 18th century vineyard, this Austrian wine has a lot of flavor. For a natural wine it's very sophisticated, all nuts, apple cider, and citrus, with a natural wine edge that
$18
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Domaine André & Mireille Tissot, Chardonnay, LA Mailloche 2012
An unoaked Chardonnay that reminds you of why this grape became popular in the first place, it's got golden citrus that lingers on your tongue alongside a subtle finish of ripe autumn apples
Red wine isn't the first wine you think of for summer, but this chilled-out French red is 100% Gamay grapes that just want to mellow in your mouth. Fruity up front but with a dry, mature finish, it's
$14
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CA'Orologio Calaone 2012
Light enough for summer, while maintaining its character, this is the perfect Italian red for the warm weather: juicy berries, black cherries and a bit of leather
$15
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Remi Dufaitre, L'air DE Rien 2013
This Beaujolais Villages is a young, rambunctious party wine. Natural winemaking lets the earthiness come to the fore, and delivers a Beaujolais that's less fruity than normal. Cherries and mushrooms
$16
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Irancy, Vini, Viti, Vinci 2011
A pinot noir through the natural wine lens which means terroir doesn't get more intense than this. It kicks off with that funky natural wine bassline, then delivers spicy young fruit wrapped in satin
A super-approachable blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cab Franc that smells like old books and freshly-tilled soil. Very dry, it tastes like brambles, blackberries, and eucalyptus
$70
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Clos DE Trias, Vielles Vignes 2007
Made in very small batches with Grenache grapes, this red delivers deep, dark, velvety flavors that are ripe and voluptuous, like Marilyn Monroe smoking a cigar
$83
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Dirty & Rowdy California Familiar, Mouvedre 2014
A wild, untamed funk wafts from this gamey California red that tastes like making love to Bigfoot in a yurt somewhere north of Humboldt County
the coolest cider in switzerland. it's made from three different apples taken from 350 year old trees. completely unpasteurized, it's totally delicious
A natural rosé made of Pinot Noir grapes, this is the ultimate Gallic wine that teleports you to the Loire Valley. Floral, summery, and smooth as a French baby's bottom
with tempura baby corn, hominy, fava beans, and boiled peanuts. served with a bucket of corn shakes (with or without bourbon)
$32
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Brussels Sprout Tacos
accompanied by smoked avocado, pickled red onion, salsa verde, crispy brussels sprout leaves, tortilla strips, jalapenos, crema
$36
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About Dirt Candy
Dirt Candy features Selection Of Tea, Natural Wines & Snacks & Sides across 91 menu items, with prices from $3.00 to $95.00. Explore the full Dirt Candy menu with current prices — budget picks like the $3.00 Whatever Pickles — updated September 2026. Rated 4.0/5 by diners.
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