Brix Wine Cafe

Open — Tonight Friday January 20th!

Brix Wine Cafe — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:55:26 +0000

After being closed for the last two evenings from snow we are back open. We look forward to seeing you!

Daily Features

Brix Wine Cafe — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:27:25 +0000

MONDAY: 3 Courses For $20 Prix Fixe Menu

TUESDAY:

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WEDNESDAY: Ladies Night!

$5 Persephone Drops (a Brix customer favorite), Domaine Ste. Michelle Sparkling or House White Wine

THURSDAY: Burger & A Beer or Beam

Our Famous Cafe Burger & any draft beer or a classic Jim Beam Old Fashioned cocktail for $15

SATURDAY: 25% Off Any Bottle Of Wine Over $30

SUNDAY: Happy Hour All Night Long!

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Holiday Hours & Events

Brix Wine Cafe — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 04:43:14 +0000

We are closed Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. We are open regular hours all other holidays.

We serve a special Al la Carte Brunch Easter Sunday and Mothers Day. We accept reservations for both occasions.

We accept reservations Valentine’s Day evening.

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What is ‘Brix’?

Brix Wine Cafe — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:31:23 +0000

What is “Brix?”

Aside from a great wine café, Brix is a system used to measure the sugar content of grapes (or anything that contains sugar..). Named for a 19th century German inventor, A.F.W. Brix, winegrowers/winemakers use this system as one method in determining the optimum time to pick their grapes. A reading of 20˚ Brix will equate to approximately 11% alcohol by volume in your bottle of wine while a reading of 27˚ equates to roughly 15% alcohol (big and jammy!). There is no ‘best’ Brix per se, unless of course you’re voting for one of the best wine bars on the Eastside!

What does oak do for a wine?

Oak flavors seem to marry very well with wine. Oak can soften the texture of any wine and deepen the color of red wines. It can add complexity to any wine and help stabilize it as well. However, too much oak (especially in delicate, white wines) will result in a poorly balanced wine that can taste like, well, wood. Some folks love big ‘oaky’ Chardonnays while others prefer a less oaked, leaner Chardonnay. Either way, to oak or not to oak, is ultimately a matter of taste.

Check back with us often for more vino education!

Welcome

Brix Wine Cafe — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:48:38 +0000

Located in the heart of Kirkland’s Juanita Village, Brix is a comfortable neighborhood wine café perfect for any occasion. From the handcrafted ironwork to the weathered wood beams dating back to the late 1800’s, Brix Wine Café is always casual yet elegant.

Private Dining

Brix Wine Cafe — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 17:44:31 +0000

Host a meeting or throw a party. The private dining room at Brix is the perfect location. Our private dining room accommodates up to 16 guests for a seated event or up to 22 for a reception (standing room only) style event. The rich, rustic space is equipped with its own new world amenity ~ a fifty inch plasma television excellent for business or social presentations.

The Brix Wine List

Brix Wine Cafe — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:42:51 +0000

Select a glass of wine from one of thirty unique pours, expand your horizons with an intriguing wine flight or choose a bottle from our eclectic list to enjoy with friends. Be it a glass, a flight or a bottle (or even if you’re just in the mood for a micro brew or classic cocktail), our friendly, knowledgeable servers are always happy to assist you in making a selection so please don’t hesitate to ask. Cheers!