Small bar

A natural wine bar on the corner of 9th.Est. 2019
Bottles on ice at the bar Serious cellar Book a table Twelve tables, one long bench.
Tuesday to Sunday, from five.
CRU, est. 2019

Low intervention wine, long evenings, and nobody will make you swirl anything.

The cellar
Poured properly
Tonight, by the glass

The list, so far

Domaine Rousset “Les Cailloux” 2023
Gamay with the brakes off · Beaujolais
9 / 42
Weingut Falk Riesling Trocken 2022
Electric, bone dry, church-quiet · Mosel
8 / 38
Ca’ del Vento Frizzante 2023
Cloudy, cheerful, slightly rude · Emilia
7 / 34
Kalithea Assyrtiko 2023
Volcanic, saline, argues back · Santorini
11 / 48
Bodega San Roque Garnacha 2021
Old vines, no makeup · Gredos
10 / 46
Clos Marin Muscadet “Sur Lie” 2022
The house namesake · Loire
8 / 36
Txakoli Itsasoa 2023
Spritzy, sea-air salty · Getaria
8 / 37
Ferme du Pré Chenin 2022
Waxy, orchard-deep, honest · Anjou
9 / 44
Weinhof Grüner Veltliner 2023
White pepper, cold streams · Kamptal
8 / 39
Poggio Rosso Nerello 2022
Volcano fruit, fine bones · Etna
12 / 54
Les Failles Trousseau 2022
Pale, wild, quietly serious · Jura
11 / 50
Casa Brava Pét-Nat Rosé 2024
Party in a bottle, zero apologies · Penedès
8 / 36
The bottle list runs longer , ask nicely
The room
At the bar
Around the table
The story so far

Sixty bottles and one long bench

CRU opened in 2019 with a short list, a small kitchen, and a stubborn idea: that a wine bar should feel like a friend's place, not a fine one. The cellar grew, the bench stayed.

Everything by the glass is open because we wanted to drink it. Most of it is made by people we've met, in places we can point to on a map.

Come thirsty

Tuesday to Thursday, five til midnight. Friday and Saturday, three til late. Sunday, three til ten.

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