Put A Cork In It

This was our second visit to this (bigger than it appears from outside) establishment. Last time, we got caught up in the gift shop and never stopped for any wine on our way out. WHAT A MISTAKE!Wow! So, we sat down Saturday afternoon at the little bar (which has purse hooks, by the way) and enjoyed a nice Cab and struck up a conversation with another patron who was visiting from Alaska. A few glasses later, and with a Christmas present for a friend in hand from the gift shop) we started out to meander along the riverwalk. We got as far as the last table on the patio before we sat down to have a smoke. After a time, the owner popped out to check on us and ask if we wanted more wine. We did.We went back inside and spent another hour enjoying the wine and a charcuterie board. We had a lot of nice conversations with the staff, and, quite frankly, we have a new favorite stop when in Bricktown. We left the 2nd time with a bottle of Cab.When we first arrived, there were two large groups seated among the tables and only a few "stragglers." Only three of us were at the actual bar. By the time we left, the entire place was humming. We fully intended to return later that evening, but alas, we did not do so.This is a quirky place with good wine, awesome charcuterie, and friendly staff. A++++++++

Tienen unos vinos increíbles y deliciosos , un trato amable y rápido y bien situado para los turistas , probamos dos deliciosos vinos que nos encantaron hubiéramos querido probar más pero el tiempo no nos lo permitió pero quedamos encantados esperamos regresar en otro tiempo , algún día !

I visit this place any time I am in OKC. It's such a cute tasting room. I love their gift shop in which they always have super cute gift items for any wine lover in your life. The staff is always friendly and I like that they give a little tasting sheet so I can take notes as I do a wine tasting. It's also a great place to sit and enjoy a glass of wine with a friend.

Very cool place! If you have a hankering for wine, this is the place. It's in Canal and a really nice place to chill, have some wine, maybe a charcuterie, but overall a nice place to check out.

Great place to visit and enjoy life and company If you ever find yourself near this area of brick town

This place is cute and tries hard, but that can't overcome really bad wine. The menu is divided between dry on the left and sweet on the right. Let me start off by saying that the sweet on the right are just undrinkable. The dry wines on the left side of the menu were better, but certainly not up to any respectable standards. They were like low quality house wines at best. The group I was with has done probably a dozen wine samplings together, and my wife and I have done probably 50, and the wines here were the lowest quality we have tasted.Service levels were also very low. We had a reservation for our group of 10 to ensure we would get good service. Instead the person handling us kept disappearing for extended periods of time. He also could not seem to keep track of what was what.I can't suggest anyone with any palate for wine visit here.

Wine tasting experience! They offer a few options: 3 free samples if you purchase a glass or bottle, 8 samples for $10 or all the selections for $20 (16 options). I went for the 8 and ended up purchasing 2 bottles. I also did a meat and cheese board. Everything was delicious. The 2 ladies working were running around like crazy but did amazing job of constantly checking in.

Not sure how there are so many good reviews. I'm NOT a wine snob, and I did a flight of all non-sweet whites and reds. They were all so bad. Very minimal variance of flavors, burned the throat, almost vinegary. I'd never come get wine here again. But the staff was very kind.

We were in town for one night and decided to stop in for the 3 for free wine tasting. Since I wanted to try all the dry wines, I upgraded to the 8 for $8, a reasonable, tho flawed, alternative. The flaw, there are 7 dry options and 7 sweet options, thus 8 dries means a repeat.Furthermore, the try them all for $20, means 14 options & a souvenir glass (sells for $5) Anywho, the gal working was knowledgeable and friendly. I did repeat the last selection & buy a glass as well. I liked 4 of 7 & would buy the last 2 again.All in all, a decent value and a great way to sample.They do have a military discount.

Nice little wine bar where the owner makes his own wine. Had a delicious Chardonnay called Dustbowl. Just the right mixture of fruit and oak- not heavy at all. Had a three cheese and cracker tray that was excellent. Very friendly owner. Recommend!