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    San Sebastian Winery

    4.2(694 reviews)
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    What a great winery! Take the tasting tour. Left with a couple of Rosa's. Me and my fiancé had a…read moregreat time.

    The wine tasting itself was a fun experience, but unfortunately the interaction when we first…read morewalked in really put a damper on it. My group was greeted by an older man (I believe his name started with a V) who came across as pretty rude and dismissive. We were asking questions about how the wine tour worked, but he wasn't really answering them directly, and his demeanor made us feel like we were stupid for not already knowing the rules of the establishment. He also asked if we were together or separate (for payment). When we said separate, he sighed, so we said we could do together if that was easier. He responded with, "It doesn't matter to me," but clearly it seemed like it did. It was just an uncomfortable interaction, especially when we were simply trying to figure out how everything worked. We ended up doing the wine tour, which was around $5.33 and included six wines. The wines were a mix -- some I really liked and some I didn't care for -- but overall I enjoyed the tasting experience. It can be a little awkward since you're doing it with a big group of strangers, but it's still a fun activity. The wine tasting experience itself was enjoyable, but that first interaction unfortunately left a bad impression and took away from the overall experience.

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    Vine and Craft

    5.0(3 reviews)
    52.1 mi•Secret Cove, Southside

    This is my first wine tasting event and it exceeded my expectations and then some. It was a…read morebeautiful sultry summer day with not a rain cloud in the sky. V+C's noticeable attention to detail (marble table tops, miniature variegated Scheffleras and etc.) made it extra special and stress free for me right off the bat, and my first note to myself was, "This is going to be a wonderful experience that I got for a song." I have a deep appreciation and admiration for all things done well and purposefully and this was it. The event was like a three-hour next-level Food and Wine Festival specific to a stream of glorified apéros. It was V+C's inaugural event and here's how it went down. There were five stops at premium restaurants on the V+C: Taste of the Town Center Walking Tour. The participants consisted of two co-producers of the event, 12 tour mates (more like team mates), one photographer, one videographer, five toasts, and we shared five delicious appetizers paired with five mystery bottles of wine. The blind wine tasting concept they used was multi-dimensional and offered an unbiased sampling session. We discovered our taste preferences and the characteristics of the wine individually. Everyone was fully engaged trying to figure out the elements of what we were tasting and what we liked and didn't like about the wine's structure. V+C shared interesting fun facts about each mystery bottle of wine after it was revealed which I enjoyed very much. There were no stingy pours. As a matter of fact, V+C was very generous during the entire event with the pours, the pairings, and an adorable cookie favor for everyone and plenty of good vibes. They provided pens to jot down notes on their brand's stationery notecard which also acted as a fan. By the end of the second stop I was gliding gracefully through the walking tour without a care in the world. It was so much fun hanging out with a new circle of groovy people exploring and just being in the moment. The time for this walking tour flew by. I'm looking forward to doing this again in the very near future.

    Wow! I just can't even begin to express the amount of fun I had with these ladies! They are very…read morefun upbeat and knowledgeable. I learned about multiple places that I had no idea about in Jacksonville that I can now go to with my friends and family I feel like I have a better understanding about wine now also. Easily a date night worth having with them or even with a large group of friends. I'm looking forward to all their new events and I can't wait for the next adventure in San Marco!

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