Really cool spot with a wide variety of wine and beer. The owner is nice and if you're lucky there…read moreis a sweet dog snoozing in the corner! Welcoming atmosphere with friendly locals.

This is one of the best run businesses in Myrtle Beach. For one, Duplin is not for just wine…read moredrinkers. They offer other food items that are out of this world delicious, and gift items as well. They also offer non-alcoholic wine for those who choose not to drink this healthy sweet wine. For those who like a drier wine, Duplin has those wines as well. They have covered all their basis, which includes everyone. I promise that you will not be disappointed.

Their charcuterie boxes and boards are the best! We've been delighted with these as gifts and have…read morebecome a favorite! Highly recommend for anyone who likes to graze!!

Delicious and well prepared charcuterie board. Visually appealing and yummy! We especially enjoyed…read morethe variety of cheese.

Delicious wine. Bought it all…read more I recommend this winery. Plan to see this vineyard It's worth it

Owner is a money hungry --- Got to vineyards at 12:03…read more(7) in my group Charged four of us $10 ea Owner showed up & charged other three in my group $25. Each Money hungry & Greedy !!! Employees were very polite & gracious but the owner needs to go to diplomacy school Yes, I live local & no none of us will be back ‍ ( your callous and wrongful response just drives us further away !) None of us bought online And- there was no overcrowding You chose to put extra revenue over customer satisfaction ! Have a blessed day

This is a fairly large place. Several seating areas outside allow for the individual or a group to…read moresit together. When my wife and I arrived the parking lot was full. Though I have visited several wineries in my experience, this was my first time here. What I think the newcomer here should know: There are many things you can experience here. You can walk in, buy a glass of wine and walk around or sit. You may shop. There is a large area inside offering wine related items for your purchase. Some food and sweets as well. There are three tasting areas (I think three). Shaped like a bar, they aren't actually a bar in the workings. You may purchase a tasting at the cashier area, meet with a bartender tender (their term) and experience an entertaining tasting of several wines offered here. The above information was provided because there's no guidance for first timers here. Frankly, I almost drank one glass of wine and left but after quizzing the correct employees I was able to find out what this place actually offered. I'd equate it to your first day at high school. It's late in the tourist season and many of the employees seemed to be growing tired of people asking stupid questions. In trying to figure this place out I spoke to seven or eight folks, from bartenders to cashiers. One bartender (gentleman outside) was polite and great! Conversely the older woman bartending outside was the opposite. Zero help. I didn't care for her attitude. If you're like me. A tourist and here for the first time, get a tasting. It's the best way to experience several of the wines. Doug was our bartender. He did an awesome job. Funny, entertaining, and knowledgeable. The wines are sweet. They are done well. To close I'm not sure how to rate this place. There's lots of potential here but I think several employees lack the skills to encourage a customer to purchase a glass or bottle of wine. If you are familiar with the place and know what you want, it's probably a great experience. Sorry but the delivery is lacking, therefore my reviewed experience isn't great.

My experience at Duplin Winery was one of the most disappointing customer-service experiences I…read morehave encountered. I joined the wine club last October because I wanted a membership closer to home in SC, in addition to another wine club I belong to. My experience when joining was wonderful, so I was genuinely looking forward to returning. Unfortunately, my interaction with Dawna completely changed my opinion of the business. I found her demeanor short-tempered, dismissive, unwelcoming, and as though assisting me was an inconvenience. As a Black customer, I was especially disturbed by the interaction because I felt I was treated differently and left questioning whether race played a role. I cannot speak to someone's intentions, but I can absolutely speak to how I was treated and how the experience made me feel. The interaction was so uncomfortable that I cancelled my wine club membership. I was also disappointed that I could not receive documentation confirming my cancellation. If documentation can be provided when someone joins, written confirmation should also be available when someone cancels. Even something as simple as the wine glass became an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction. I had previously kept my tasting glass and did not understand that this experience was different\. Instead of simply explaining the policy courteously, the interaction again felt unnecessarily rude. I do want to recognize the staff serving wine on the deck. They were AWESOME--friendly, welcoming, and provided the type of hospitality I remembered from my original visit. The deck itself has a wonderful atmosphere, and I can understand why people enjoy spending an evening there\. Unfortunately, one employee interaction can change a customer's entire perception of a business, and that is exactly what happened here. I came expecting to relax, enjoy the winery, and continue supporting a membership I had willingly purchased. I left feeling unwelcome and cancelled it. Customer service requires patience, professionalism, consistency, and respect for **every customer**. No guest should leave an establishment wondering why they were treated differently from others around them. I'm genuinely disappointed because this could have remained a place I regularly supported. Based on this experience, however, I cannot recommend it or continue spending my money somewhere I did not feel valued or respected.

Great wine! They had a small outside space that was nice to sit out in the sunshine. Our server was…read morevery knowledgeable about the different wine flights and every combination of wine they had. Gave us great recommendations!

Excellent experience!! The gentleman doing the tasting was funny and personable. So many fantastic…read morewines and great prices too! Love that they have a nice gift selection as well! Huge bar and also comfy seating inside. Will definitely be back!

The wines at this shop were so delicious and the staff was very knowledgeable and fun I plan to go…read moreback next time I'm in the area

Stopped into Vinofiore and sampled some wines with Julia. The space is beautiful and Julia was…read moreinviting and friendly. The wine was great, we stocked up and took some bottles home as well. If we were local we would take advantage of this cute spot frequently! Looking forward to coming back on our next trip to Shallotte!

The best wine. The only wine I will. drink. We love silvercoast wineryand it's become like family…read moreand our hangout. Wonderful environment and the staff is great. Dana the wine maker makes all the wines and they are delicious and smooth especially the calabash white which is my favorite. A nice variety. Beautiful grounds and they have live music every Sunday. It's the perfect place to have your wedding very beautiful. I definitely recommend you do a wine tasting and you definitely will love it. Great atmosphere too.

I visited this winery this weekend. I was pleasantly surprised that the wines were very flavorful…read morebut not sweet. They apparently outsource the grapes. The staff was friendly and accommodating (they put out extra cushions for us after the rain), so we could sit outside. They also had frosty mugs and several different craft beer choices for my sister who isn't much of a wine connoisseur. I would recommend the Merlot and pay for the extra reserve tasting. The wines weren't fancy but enjoyable. Worth checking out!

My wife and I stumbled upon Salt & Vine while eating at Fibbers (next door). We met Dave the owner,…read morevery hospitable, had a couple glasses and met some locals. Came back today for some jazz, bought a bottle with our friends, had a wonderful time. Come see Dave at Salt & Vine, great local, quaint establishment.

From the owner: Fine wine, craft beer, live music, private events. Have a glass or tasting flight in-store, or…read morecarry home to enjoy! Wine club upcoming. De-mystifying the complex and sometimes snooty world of wine so you can enjoy it more. Educational classes, tastings and wine knowledge you cannot find anywhere else in Brunswick County. By your friendly neighborhood sommelier.

Super nice wine bar in Myrtle Beach. If you're a wine lover and can stop in for a tasting, I…read morehighly recommend! The owner was working that day we stopped in and he was so knowledgeable about everything they have there. He was super fine and engaging and even gave us a few samples They have everything from your most expensive wines to vary, reasonably priced for those on a budget. We ended up leaving with about four bottles because we loved everything so much

Lovely place. Lots of international great selections. All the 4 tastings I got were great. I had a…read moregreat time and will definitely come back again.

This is hands down the best wine bar in Myrtle Beach ! You can't get this quality of wine anyplace…read moreelse. Wine club ? Yes, please!

Visited on a Friday evening (11/08/24) while checking out the Market Commons shopping area. We were…read morein Myrtle Beach for a short getaway from CT. My wife heard about Coastal Vino via a FB group called Pelowinos and we figured we'd stop in for a drink. We are wine drinkers with fair to good knowledge about wine and were immediately impressed by the convivial and knowledgeable owner and master-of-ceremonies, David Coy. This is a wine shop/bar. When we arrived, there were friendly patrons at the few outside tables who pegged us for tourists (non-regulars) and made sure to point us to David inside. It was busy but we were able to get stools at the small bar. David asked us about our preferences and explained pricing and how one buys the bottle vs individual glasses to drink in-shop. Fellow patrons were very complimentary of the owner's knowledge and recommendations so we decided to let him choose a red for us. He chose an excellent Spanish old-vine garnacha. Perfect choice for us and we sat happily chatting with his friendly customers. The environment was part Cheers (but with wine) and part speak-easy. People were surprised that we stumbled upon this place and teased David about his store's countrywide reach. It was very friendly and welcoming considering many were regulars and local. Very fun and what a wine bar should be. Needless to say, we left with 3 bottles, two opened (which is allowed) and one recommendation that we decided to carry home. As a wine shop, it is well curated. You will not see the "plonk" that fills most other shops (and largely pays the bills). What you will find is a wine lover's oasis with quality selections from storied wine regions and some little known gems that David is happy to key you in on. As an aficionado of wine shops, I could easily tell I would like Coastal Vino and having a guy like David in your back pocket for recommendations is golden! I wish I was local because I would be there every week. If you are in the greater Myrtle Beach area, this is a great place to find fellow wine lovers and good bottles. Bottles seemed to be $20 and up. This isn't Total Wine ( thank God). This is a place for aficionados and aspiring wine lovers who understand that well made wine doesn't have to be expensive but isn't cheap. Coastal Vino strikes just that balance in an area ripe with possibilities. If you visit once, you will visit often. Cheers to David and his lively patrons!