Services Offered
Self-Serve Wine Tasting
Use our vending machines to sample a wide variety of wines by the glass in small, medium, or large pours with a rechargeable card.
Wine Retail Shop
Purchase bottles from our curated selection to take home, with expert advice from our staff on pairings and preferences.
On-Site Wine Bar
Enjoy wines by the bottle in our cozy bar area, available with a corkage fee, perfect for socializing or relaxing.
Wine Recommendations
Get personalized guidance from our knowledgeable staff to help you discover new wines based on your taste and budget.
Snacks and Small Plates
Complement your wine with offerings like olives and other light bites to enhance your tasting experience.
Reviews
3.8(5 reviews)
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Derek Young
via Google
about 2 months ago
The staff are very knowledgeable about the products they have. The amount of wine available is second to none.
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Lewis Huntervia Google
3 months ago
Very good concept. I'm not into wine personally but it was great to be able to try such a large selection. Good atmosphere and cozy setting. I would recommend this place.
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Bud Gvia Google
5 months ago
Great place to hang out and drink a few glasses of wine. Best to book a table. Buy in measures, or by the bottle with a corkage fee. Great atmosphere. Great olives 🫒
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Jenna Bullvia Google
about 2 years ago
What a great find, wine vending machines! We spent a couple of hours trying a variety of wines, you can choose from 3 different sizes and just top up your card to use the vending machines. The staff were really friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I'd definitely head here again when I'm back in Birmingham. If you like wine and a nice place to chill out, give it a try.
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Renato Santosvia Google
about 3 years ago
Nice spot and good looking wine bar inside the arcade in Birmingham. Wine selection was OK, not outstanding. One of the white wines I had was a 40 pounds bottle Chardonnay and the wine was vinegar, essentially. I went for an urugauyan albariño which was hardly a pass. Unfortunately, it has the same system as Vagabond which I absolutely hate. You charge a card and with that card you select and go to little dispensers that pour wine. This makes the atmosphere super impersonal, cold and lacking in any kind of human interaction. It cuts opportunities to chat about wines and makes it very clear the place is only there for profit and not really for customer experience. The card is a trap for them to keep change and pounds you don't use. A shame.
