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    Lynn J.

    Full disclosure: big thanks to Yelp for comping me 2 tickets! The line to get in is long, but don't be scared away by it as it moves very fast...15 min. The event was sold out, but there were many booths with no lines all afternoon long. Those that had lines had only a few people. My tips: taste wine for an hour, Then take a break and get a grilled cheese. Sip wine for another hour, then create a crepe... And maybe catch a free wine class. Go back to all your favorite wines... And catch a cab for take the T home. Unless you spit out the last 30 wines, you are drunk. THE DEAL: $60 a ticket, should include coat check. The girl charged me for two coats because I wear a jacket with a vest, insisting the price was per piece! I'm sure, at $120 a pair, girls were putting their coats together on one hanger. I get the impression the coat check girls were charging them double... and pocketing half.

    Went as Annie & Daddy Warbucks to wine riot October 2013
    Alex B.

    I absolutely love love love wine riot. Second glass has unearthed the greatest event in both wine-drinker and non-drinker but wine-curious history. It's youthful it's fun and the number of vendors present make for a diversified experience so that you can find what you love and buy it in the future. Come with friends, as a couple, or by yourself and make new friends. All of those situation will result in a great time. I have been four times now and always go in hoping to come out with 1-2 new wines that I love. I am always successful. Instagram photo printouts by tagging #wineriot, wine riot tattoos, wine courses, handouts, food vendors, yelp desk obvi, and DJ all spice up the event to add those extra twists to it being just a wine tasting. people dress in everything from shorts and a T-shirt to full suits or Halloween costumes in the case of this year. But what you wear doesn't really matter when you are covering yourself from head to toe in photo booth swag. Do not miss the photo booth. You and your friends will get some seriously awesome pictures here. Here's my number one tip when it comes to rioting. If you are anything like me you will walk in and get your cup. After you get that first tiny ass pour and think "Wtf, this is shit it's gonna be so lame and I won't get close to drunk. Four hours later the room will be swaying like a motha fucka on your way out." Trust me, you get real nice despite the small pours per sample. Think about it, no matter how small the pours you still have the potential to do nothing but drink wine for four hours straight. Enjoy!

    Grace L.

    For my first introduction to Yelp Boston, I won a pair of tickets to Wine Riot (THANKS Damien! ..can you tag other Yelpers in reviews? Probably not..but if you're reading this Damien, thanks so much!). My drinking partner and I chose to attend the Saturday night session. We'd never heard of Wine Riot, but tasting wines from all over the world sounded perfect to us! The wine was plenty, and the event wasn't crowded at all. We kept one glass for the entire night, but there was ample water on every stand to wash out the glass or keep you hydrated. We enjoyed learning a bit about wines, and all the wine pourers were patient and very happy to indulge us in our stupid questions. There wasn't a lot of food, but we were happy with the free samples of Cabot cheese, bark thins, and beef jerky. We had a lot of fun at the photobooth and temporary tattoos stands as well, when we wanted a break from trying all the wines. Such a great time! Not sure if I would've paid $70 for a ticket, but we had a we really loved hanging out with other ~very happy~ people for three hours for a Saturday night. The only problem was that the bathroom smelled awful from the outside (I didn't even attempt to go in), so maybe they could find a better venue with more bathrooms or have someone clean them better.

    Woot! Wine riot!
    Greg Y.

    First off, shout out to Yelp for the free tickets! Normally, it would have costed me $65/person which would have come out to $130 for me and my friend. Personally I'm not sure I would have paid $65 for admission but that's only because I'm too inexperienced to appreciate the nuances between wines. If you've ever been to Costco, then the nature of the event will feel very familiar to you. You wander around the auditorium and "sample" different wines from across the world. I think it would be a little more engaging than simple drinking "red" and "white" if the staff gave little spiels about the wine or gave info cards that tell a little history about the wine's origins. If not, it's hard to appreciate and justify paying such a steep ticket price. With that said, it should be noted that this is not an event for wine connoisseurs. The crowd is millienial af and everyone is there to just have a good time! There are a few snacking stations where you can try cheeses and beef jerky. There are also some stations where you can buy food too like oysters or cheese platters. If you decide to check it out, be sure to check in at the Yelp booth for some swag! Alright, that's all I have to say. Ready, set, RIOT!

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    Bea T.

    Just went to a really fun event over at the castle live the Hotel Plaza. It was very well organized with newest and exciting wines from both Europe and in the United States. They also have some nice giveaways and some tasty vendors that are selling bites to eat like bacon and scallops. The crowd was incredibly eclectic ranging from the from casual to business, vintage and young. Very nice energy and lots of fun.

    Idy T.

    For a person who loves wine, this was the perfect event for me!!! Thanks to yelp and Mary T., I got to go to this event for free! Mary T. scored some free tickets and I went to this event as her guest! This event was phenomenal! The venue was a decent size, big enough to host a wide selection of wine from different regions! I love white wine and I had to opportunity to taste different wines from France, Spain, Italy, Australia, South Africa, and California. You first check in at the tables then pick up a glass that you keep throughout the event for all your wine tasting. They even have water bottles set up for you to take whenever you feel a little thirsty from the alcohol. This event was not too crowded and did not have to wait to long to talk to the people representing different vendors about their products. For each tasting, the vendors will pour out a small amount in your glass. My goal was to try out 50 different wines but I got a little too drunk half way through the event and left the event early. I definitely had a hard time trying to stay classy and not trashy!

    Oanh P.

    I had the opportunity to attend the Wine Riot first session on Friday 4/21! I thought it's ok. The selection of wines were pretty good although I thought there would be more. I think they need to make it more fun. More games or something. There were 3 food vendors on site, Roxys grilled cheese, SATE (Vietnamese) and frozen hoagies. I only saw one cheese table, they were soooo good! There were photo booths. Water bottles were placed on tables for your taking! There's a temporary tattoo table, love this! Certain wine host knew what they were taking about, others seem like they're not interested in a conversation. I sat in on one of the crash course and the host was quite funny. Love it Jason! Keep up the good work. I enjoyed it and glad that I went but also glad that I didn't pay $65 for it. Thanks Yelp!!

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    Nicky E.

    Wine Riot was the perfect way to kickoff the weekend. Everyone looked fresh and ready for summer. Girls were wearing floral dresses and guys were sporting sports jackets while imbibers "toured" the world of wines from Newport, Massachusetts to New Zealand. Also, they had fun vendors like Roxy Grilled Cheese, VitaCoco, the Paris Creperie, and others. I definitely left a little toasty - you definitely have to be careful, I realized I was starting to regress into the inebriation stage of my early 20s - when I start to smile like an idiot at any cute guy, share TMI with anyone I'm speaking with, and gesticulate wildly (hence the need for a Roxy Grilled Cheese). I also did obtain a wonderful metallic tattoo (that in a wine-induced phase, I considered making real). The vibe was awesome (who doesn't have fun drinking wine?), and the experience was super fun. Next time Wine Riot is in town, bookmark it and make sure you go! I personally came via the Yelp hookup (thanks Yelp), but I'll definitely hit it up next time without any incentive -it's totally worth it!

    Lee E.

    Many thanks to Yelp for the awesome score of these tickets! My +1 and I had a great time learning and sampling wines from all over the globe. There's a fun photo booth with 'bling' gear, coloring stations, and cheese samplings! We also sat in on the info session for Beaujolais. The Beaujolais- Village is now my favorite wine. All of the wines were reasonably priced and the selection is perfect if you're trying to discover something new and need budget friendly wines when you're hosting an event (Holiday season is approaching). The food from the vendors was amazing, but I learned the hard way that wine does not pair well with avocado and bacon grilled cheese, but it was the BEST grilled cheese I've ever had LOL! After cleansing my palate I was able to continue and ended up circling the Beaujolais table once more bcz it is hands-down my favorite now. So, if you're on the fence, check out the Wine riot. You get tons of bang for your buck and people are very knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions with an in-depth explanation. Most importantly: sampling of course!

    Vic G.

    The Wine Riot turned out to be very true to it's name. On a beautiful Saturday afternoon - it was indeed a riot. For the size of the ballroom at the Park Plaza Castle, the place was packed with booths and vendors. But very well organized. We happened to start in the anti clockwise direction because it was very much a 50-50 split going on either side and it didn't take us too long to decide it was going to be crowded regardless. One of the best things that I liked about the event was - the Second Glass app for your smart phones. I downloaded the app a couple of days prior to the event to get myself acquainted with all the vendors and their collections and gave me the opportunity to kind of plan my navigation around the event. And rightly so, I made full use of it. Not only did I get to rate the wines and the bubblies that I tried, the app helped me keep the record of the ones that really stood out and would be useful for future purchases while getting wines for family and friends and for special occasions. Very useful indeed. The vendors were - for the most part very nice, very knowledgeable, and totally into making sure they could market their wines to the best of their abilities. Some were more overwhelmed by the crowd situation - given at some booths, there was almost a beeline of tasters - especially at the Bubbly bar were. Very very busy. There were great side activities as well. The tattoo table to stamp on your faux ink was my favorite. The photo booth was fun too. I only wish there were more options for food besides the 3 tables out of which clearly the grilled cheese one was the biggest hit. The next day, I was not so surprised when I got a recap of my tastings from the previous night - 54 of them while I was still rating them. Not bad at all. But nowhere near the 250 odd bottles that were out on display to be tasted. All in all, everyone had a ball of a time. Highly recommended if you haven't been to one before.

    Mary T.

    My 200th review! I wanted to reserve my 200th review for something special so I decided to dedicate this review to an event that features my favorite beverage--WINE. I came here with Idy T. on October 26 and I had a blast! You know it is a fun event when you lose track of how many wines you have tried! I like how the banner in front of the entrance says something like the less you drink the more you can try. Too bad, I like to swallow rather than to spit so I got a little carried away. I stopped tasting when I knew I had too much, but I had a fair share of the different variety of wines. It was nice to try a lot of local wines. Moving to the east coast, I thought we only have good beers, but the wines here are pretty good too. The wines I tried from local winery that day were very crisp and refreshing. One of more memorable wines I tried was the Mionetto. I have seen their proseccos at markets, but I was hesitant to buy a whole bottle home to try. Knowing how good it tastes now, I will definitely go and get it some time. I would have liked this event even more if there were more food options or if they included more complimentary snacks. Cheers to my 200th review and to more reviews to come!

    Emily S.

    Thanks, Yelp, for the tickets! I didn't even know this event was going on before I got the notice from Yelp. It's coming back in April 2014 so I will have to look out for tickets! Wine Riot Boston was held in a really cool building in Back Bay. It was the perfect venue. I went with my friend and we had a good time trying all the different wines. The other attendees were fun and the people at the booths were pretty knowledgable with the exception of a few that just seemed like they were there to lend a hand. My favorite part was the Wine 101 booth where you try different wines to determine your preferences like sweet vs. dry, young vs. mature, etc. I've been drinking wine for a long time but I was always unsure how to describe my favorite wine until I visited that booth. It was cool that they held classes there but unfortunately we were too busy sipping wine and getting tattoos (the temporary kind) to have time for an educational moment. Some food was there including a grilled cheese company which was awesome. I can't remember what the company's name was. It may have been Roxy's Gourmet Grilled Cheese but someone correct me if I'm wrong! I also like that there was an app you could download to keep track of the wines you liked because really, after 20 samples who can remember much of anything really? Cool beans. Will look out for their future events.

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    Abby L.

    This event was super fun! My friend and I got there around 12:50 and didn't wait in a long line at all. Everything was relatively quick - waiting to get in the venue, the tastings of wine, cheese, and photo booths! It's definitely an event for a younger crowd and as one staff member said "It's not an event for wine snobs." I enjoyed everything and had a blast. I was a little surprised that the food wasn't included with the ticket, but that's a minor inconvenience. The only thing I wished for while I was there, was for a place to sit down and relax a little to take a break from all the wine tasting! Other than that, I will definitely be back if they're ever back in town!

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    Had a wonderful time with our company Christmas party, we usually rent restaurant space but Joe put…read moretogether a wonderful package, 3 great locations. Wine was incredible. Food pairing was unmatched, the shrimp ceviche at Rosa Mexicano was incredible. Joe was very attentive to our guest needs, catering to allergies. The water front locations is very scenic. Definitely recommend!

    DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! We did the Ink Block tour last week and it is overpriced and I had a very…read moredisappointing experience with the owner over costs. He is the dodgiest businessman I've ever encountered, to the point where I feel obligated to write my first Yelp review. I do not like sharing negative information but this treatment pushed me to share my experience so that it won't happen to anyone else. To reserve a tour, you first have to pay a deposit at the time of booking (fair enough) but then you have to pay in full for each person ($70/pp) the week before the tour. The owner, Joe, also encouraged me to pay for gratuity for each person ahead of the tour but at least I didn't do that piece on my credit card. So before even setting foot on this tour, I paid $840 for a party of 12. As luck would have it, our tour date was the weekend of Winter Storm Riley, that super windy Nor'easter/ Bombogenesis! We had friends joining from out of town who couldn't make it due to canceled flights and power outages. I got in touch with Joe the morning of our tour and told him 3 people couldn't join us (which later turned into 4 ppl), could he please help us out so we didn't have to pay in full for everyone who wasn't able to attend due to extreme weather and got the response of "Hey no problem! I will look when I get home... I'm already down here setting up.. so just come have a good time! :-)" Foolishly, I thought this meant he would help us out. I was wrong. Although Joe was at the restaurants before, during and after our tour, and had them rearrange the place settings to be set-up for our smaller group, he claimed there was nothing he could do about the extra $280 I had paid. I talked about this with him at the end of the tour (he awkwardly showed up at our last stop and took over for our much more personable tour guide) and he kept telling me that he would look into when he got home on his computer but there was nothing he could do now. While we were standing in the restaurant. Read: I don't want you to stiff us on the tip. (I did still tip our tour guide.) So the next day I followed up with him and asked for an update on the extra $280 I paid and was told he was working with the restaurants to see if he could get a refund for what he paid. When I reminded him he had told me this would be "no problem", he ended the email by saying "So I'm working with the locations to see if I can retrieve money back so I need some time. I promise I will do my best to help you out." I wrote to him and asked for another update yesterday, 7 days after our tour, before I wrote any reviews. No response. After not hearing back from Joe, who had told me he was "working with the locations", I decided to call one of the locations. Guess what? Joe had never contacted them. The owner was very sorry to hear this and said of course he would have helped out. He even kindly offered us free food the next time we go in since, as he said, we were getting "a sh!tty deal". The restaurants were great. Once caught in this lie, Joe told me there was nothing he could do about a refund but he offered me another wine tour. Riiiiight. A few ways Joe could have made this less painful of an experience was (1) not to lie repeatedly about helping me out with a refund. Why string me along? (2) given us something for the $280 I paid. If nothing else, give us the wine that I had pre-paid for, or the small bites at the restaurants. Just as a good business gesture of "Hey I'm sorry so many friends couldn't make it due to the insane weather and you have to eat the costs...here's an extra _ANYTHING_ for your trouble!" He had enough time to tell the restaurants our group size was smaller, just not enough to return some of the extra money he pocketed, so we paid the extra money for absolutely nothing. For $840 we got: 3 stops at restaurants basically next door to each other (Area Four, Lion's Tail, Fuji) At Area Four: 1 bottle of red, 1 bottle of white (retails for $19.99) poured amongst 9 people (incl tour guide) plus two small cheese flatbreads At Lion's Tail: 1 bottle of red and 1 bottle of white poured amongst 9 and two meat/cheese boards (several vegetarians on our tour but you don't get asked about the food that's been pre-arranged) At Fuji: 1 bottle of wine and 1 of champagne poured amongst 10 people (owner, Joe, jumped in here) plus edamame and spicy tuna rolls for the table (again, many didn't eat these) In summary, we paid $840 for 6 bottles of wine plus nibbles from the host kitchens that many wouldn't eat, and got lied to by the owner for a week until he gave up the lie and told me he has a no refund policy. It was painful. Please don't make the same mistake!

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    Everything about this store is fantastic - the easy browsing layout, the careful selection of wines…read moreand craft beers, and the friendly staff who are always quick to ask if you need help finding something or to answer questions. Beyond the loyalty program that gives you perks like $10 off your first $30 purchase, or the latest, $10 off ANY purchase, this Vinodivino hosts a ton of free events. For the past three Saturdays they've held themed tastings of bold reds, sparkling wines, and cab sauv complete with cheese and crackers and fruit. I consider myself extremely lucky to live close to such a great community gathering place and resource. Whenever I need to keep the house stocked with great wine or find something fun to bring to a party, this will always be my go-to.

    I've only been to Vino Divino once, but plan on going back…read more I was the only shopper when I walked in and the person working the counter immediately greeted me and came over to help me. He was super knowledgeable and answered all my questions. I liked the decor - open, basic, clean. And they had information on each bottle right under its little cubby, along with 2 different ratings (1 from the store and 1 from Wine Advocate. Price-wise, it's a bit more than some other places, but it's a local store (they have another location in Newton) and I'm always glad to support local places. When I paid, he informed me that they have a frequent buyers club (it's free) and he gave me a card with information about the bottle I bought. He also emailed me the card, which is great. (For the record, I got a Cantine Riondo NV Prosecco which was very tasty.) I wish the prices were a bit lower, but they weren't even THAT steep.

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    What a lovely boutique store with an interesting variety of labels and vineyards. Really…read moreappreciated the knowledgeable staff and inspiration to try something entirely new.

    Friends of ours had been to VinoDivino several times, but we finally got there last night…read more The store is really cool - love the shelves - i want them for our home. Each column of shelves is a particular varietal. Each shelf has a card that shows the information, the scores, the price, as well as information about the wine, what it pairs with and how long the bottle will be good for ("drink now" "enjoy for next 3 years" etc) We agree with Megan - we were not looked down upon for our ignorance with Pinot Noirs, and bought several that were recommended to us. Raphael is easy to talk to and he is passionate about wine, so he is more than happy to share his knowledge to help expand your understanding of wines. When we paid, we got a card for each bottle that allows us to write our own tasting notes, in addition to all of the information that the cards on the shelves lists (pairings, tasting notes, timeline etc) Also, we opted to give our email address, which will allow us to track our purchases and our "wine portfolio" and we are working towards a store credit (based on our purchases). Also - the website is robust - it allows you to search for wines using a variety of choices - by food you want to consume with it, by price, by region, by varietal. All in all, go in and speak with them - you will be hooked !

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    4.9(35 reviews)
    0.8 miDowntown

    The party bus!!! So fun. One of the best birthday experiences I have had. You can book the bus for…read morea minimum of four hours and as many stops as you would like. our bus driver was great and incredibly helpful. He knew of extra bars to stop by that do not include covers and free shots for the birthday person. He also stopped for hotdogs at one point. it is byob and your own playlist. There is truly no experience quite like it where you can jam to music and drink, while driving around Boston. Would recommend for any occasion.

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