When Fred Moesinger, owner of Caffé Molise, opened his BTG Wine Bar—BTG is an acronym for “by the glass”—SLC wine lovers rejoiced. There have been a handful of other efforts to launch wine bars here, ...

Salt Lake City’s Caffe Molise and its sibling, BTG Wine Bar, will be moving in May to the historic Eagle Building at 404 S. West Temple.

BTG Wine Bar in downtown Salt Lake City offers over 75 wines by 2-ounce taste, by the glass or by the bottle. Also available are cocktails, beers, small bites and the full menu from adjacent Caffe ...

We love opening up a bottle of wine at home to enjoy with dinner, but there's something about going to a wine bar that ...

Row 14's dizzying array of wine that can be ordered by the glass — more than forty options in all, evenly divided between reds and whites — is reason to toast. Creating a killer BTG ...

If you’ve glanced at a wine list in San Francisco recently, you’ve probably noticed that natural wine is, um, everywhere. Pét-nat this, glou glou that—we love to sip on an unfiltered ...

Ribelle's Theresa Paopao and Island Creek Oyster Bar's Tom Schlesinger-Guidelli have created BTG, an unconventional two-day course to demystify wine.

The Eagle Building, former home of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and more recently The Bay dance club, is the new home of Salt Lake City’s Caffe Molise and its affiliated BTG Wine Bar.