The Pour. Reconsidered.

Wines, spirits, sparkling teas, and rare waters — zero-proof, chosen with the discernment once reserved for the finest cellars.

The Atelier

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A space for tasting, for conversation, for learning the language of zero-proof. Membership opens first to those on the list.


For modern drinking — Coral Gables, 2026.

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The Cellars

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Fine Wines

Burgundy, Catalonia, the American coast — held in reserve.

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Sparkling Teas

Single-origin, single-vintage. Copenhagen and Saicho.

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Botanical Spirits

Botanical, balanced — composed for the cocktail glass.

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Rare Waters

Glacial, volcanic, artesian — from four continents.

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The Pour

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The Glass

Stemmed, always. The shape carries the aroma — coupes for sparkling, Bordeaux for the deeper teas, tumblers for the waters.

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The Temperature

Cold, not iced. Forty-five degrees opens the wines and teas. The waters rest just below.

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The Pairing

Sashimi, charcuterie, the second course. Zero-proof belongs at the table, not beside it.

Beyond Hydration — The Water Cellar.

The Water Cellar.

A library of natural mineral waters — glacial, volcanic, artesian — chosen for origin, composition, and quiet complexity. To pour water with the same intention as wine is to remember that water came first.

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The Journal
On ritual, taste, and the art of the pour.

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Curated for the country's most considered rooms


RIENNE is served in Michelin-starred restaurants, Forbes Travel Guide-rated hotels, and prestigious hospitality groups — nationwide.

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