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Cool concept with some small tweaks needed. The lack of a wine list is an issue especially when the bar area is very crowded. The bartender offered a guided experience and I purchased a bottle but it was really just me acquiescing to the limited selection. My wife didn’t get any input because she had to hold our seats which were the only ones left. The initial experience was uncomfortable and stressful. Not how I want to feel while dropping a hundy on a bottle. Once we settled in we were able to relax, enjoy ourselves, and watch Vincent make the snacks which looked delicious. The back room with the pool table needs to be reconsidered for additional seating.

Went to opening night 01.23.25. We loved it! Great design for the small space. The wine selections were wonderful as were the tunes playin’. Maria took great care of us at the bar. Welcome to Nashville! We’ll walk over again and have some more vino soon!

Cute wine bar originally from Brooklyn. No menus you just tell them how you’re feeling. Food menu rotates but everything I had was great!

LOVE this new addition to Nashville! Such a cool concept too! There is no written wine list because every week they get new wines in stock, but the bartenders are great about letting you try different wines. If you love good vibes and trying new, natural wines this place is a 10/10. I'm so stoked to make this a regular spot!!

Really cool concept in Germantown. Loved that the service staff were friendly and accommodating. Was slightly concerned it was going to be a stuffy and posh wine bar but I was pleasantly surprised that everyone was kind and welcoming. I wish they had a bigger food menu but what we did have I enjoyed. Def a great date spot and my crew is probably going to be there on Thursday again.

Being a Nashville native. I am always excited to try restaurants and bars that originate from another city or state. As always I have high expectations. But this place was a total let down. Mainly because of the service. Apparently bar staff picks and chooses who has to come to the bar for a drink and who does not. I went to the grand opening on 1/23/25 and saw a bartender go from table to table greeting guests and taking their orders table by table. My guest and I were told to order at the bar. The bartender was short and not inviting at all. Having to stand and taste wine when I had a table was a horrible time.. mind you my part was one of the first parties there. My shrimp dish had good flavor but it was cold because it had been sitting ready for a while. Overall 2/10 and as a wine and food enthusiast the 2 is me just being nice. Really disappointed by the way we were singled out and ignored.

Overall a cool concept, a house converted into a unique wine bar. My only gripe with the place was no menus with pricing. You order a glass of “house” wine with no explanation of pricing and are handed a check for $20+. Our whole group ordered different options and were all shocked by the prices. While I’m not expecting the wine to be inexpensive, there’s no way to know what you’re getting into until it’s time to pay. Bartender was baffled we were not ready to pay this much. A simple chalkboard menu would go a long way.

I wanted to love this place, but unfortunately our experience fell short. The vibe was unwelcoming the night we went, and there was no wine menu in sight. You order a glass and are handed a $23+ bill- by no means was I expecting it to be inexpensive, but this threw us all off. The location is nice and it is very cute in there but also was very crowded and dimly lit, causing me to brush into a very sharp pool table pocket, ripping my jeans and scraping my leg. Maybe a different night would be better, it just wasn’t it for us! Maybe will try again one day!!!

This is a cute new wine bar in Germantown that I've wanted to try since they opened. There's street parking around as well as a paid lot nearby. As soon as you walk in, it gives off a cozy, vibrant vibe. For a Thursday night, it was busy so seating was a little challenging but we licked up with a corner high top. You order at the bar and the bartender let us sample two of their red wines before making a decision. This place is good for a date night or outing with friends to grab a drink before dinner or afterwards.

This is a lovely little wine bar and a great addition to the Germantown neighborhood. When you walk in, you're encouraged to grab a seat at the communal tables and order at the bar. There's no set wine list and the sommelier will discuss your preferences and make recommendations which you get to sample before purchasing a glass. I'd asked for a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc which they didn't have. This surprised me that they don't have wine from every region, but they were quick to offer alternatives. The wine servers/sommeliers were incredibly friendly. If you're just looking for a cozy (crowded) place for a glass of wine, look no further. I think where they fall a little short is the food. The portions are small for the price. We ordered the small cheese and charcuterie plate and it had one 3x1inch slice of Brie and and two meat choices for $24. Only including one slice of cheese is not a great value for a cheese and meat plate. For Valentines Day they has a special offer, East Coast Oysters. 12 for $32 seemed like a good deal, until we got the oysters and they were still stuck to the shells with no fork to dislodge them. After the awkward realization they were still stuck to the shells, I went to the food bar to ask for a fork and the chef just pointed to a bucket of forks. Not very warm, which was odd because the rest of the staff was so nice. Our server asked how the oysters were and I mentioned they were difficult to eat without a fork and she said she'd mention that to the chef. I would return for the wine bar vibes, but maybe eat first.

i LOVE this place! the wines are sooo yummy and i love the "try before you buy" model. i've gotten to learn a lot more about natural wines! Also the ambiance is perfect and the bartenders are rly sweet. i just wish the wines weren't as expensive!