Wine and Brew

What a cool find. I went here with my hubby, friend Felicia, and my dog Mocha Coconut. We were walking towards 7^th Sun, but I kept saying couldn’t go there without Sofia, and it was packed to the rim.
We decided to go to Wine and Brew instead. Mocha Coconut was able to hang out inside with us. That was a blessing bc it was so hot out.
Felicia and I had a drink. I had a sangria that was refreshing, she had a glass of wine, and Fern had some tea. Yes they also make fresh local brewed tea and soon coffee if they haven’t started already.
There are tons of local art hanging out on the wall that are for sale. I really loved that. It is connected to Dunedin House of Beer. You can walk through the door that connects to it. Totally two different world’s to capture people’s different likes. Pretty cool!!! The bartender was super cool and helpful as well!

Great selection of wine and beer. Our bartender let us in early since we got there before they opened so we wouldn’t have to wait outside. Great atmosphere, spacious, and all around friendly place. Will even bag up your wine if you don’t finish it so it is a closed container. We will be back!

A very fun spot to enjoy adult beverages. I go to trivia every Wednesday and it is a blast. I also want to stop in on Tuesday nights to see what the local Lyricist Society is all about. The wine selection is great and my friend loved it so much, we rented out the space for his private birthday party on a Sunday night. (They are only open Tuesday-​Saturday 7pm-​1am.) I really like that the cool artwork on the walls are from local artists.

Amazing, bartender is the best, always knows the wine you crave. Trivia night is always fun. Thursday’s are 2 for 1. I’ve been a regular at HOB for years and just keep creeping over to wine and brew more and more! Can’t stop, won’t stop!

Great low key environment to get a glass of wine or a beer. They have 8 wines on tap and stuff from the bottle. There are events during the week like live freestyle hip hop on Tuesdays, trivia on Wednesday nights, and 2−4−1 wines on tap Thursdays.
They are open tuesday through Saturday 7 pm to late. It is a co-​op and they do craft coffee in the morning (no booze).
There is also lots of local art hanging on the wall.

I think wine and brew gets overshadowed by its bigger, next door brother, House of Beer. Wine and brew is a cozy little wine bar next store. They have about 10 wines on tap and a nice bottle list as well as some nice draft beers. I think they are now open during the week offering game night, trivia, and wine tastings. I’ve always had a nice time at wine and brew. Nice wines, good price, and friendly staff.

Fairly new but located right next door to Dunedin house of beer which is wonderful. We came here Saturday because we had a Groupon and thought it wad a pretty cool little spot. The lady working was very knowledgeable on both wines and beers and was so nice in letting people sample a couple before buying something they did not like. We got there pretty early around 8 and there went to many people there but by the time we went next door the place was filling up. The atmosphere was very chill with oldies music playing. .
While they had a very large wine selection the beer selection want huge but next door had plenty so I think it’s a very good mix.
This place is only open on Fridays and Saturdays for now.

Wine and Brew is a new addition to Dunedin that opened up in a spot directly adjacent to Dunedin HOB. It is a small, cozy space with a great dimly lit environment. It was very cozy and inviting, although I imagine it can get filled up pretty quickly.
As of now, it is only opened on Friday/​Saturday night since it is so new. I went by last night as I had bought a $ 20 groupon to use. My friend and I asked the bartender for some suggestions. Here’s where the place got knocked down from what could have been 4 stars to a now 3 star review in my book. My friend asked him for a suggestion on which riesling to try, his response was a slight scoff and a comment about «well, i don’t really drink wine, so…». Hmm, not a good start there buddy. I first tried the mango hemp locally brewed Dunedin beer, which was fabulous. It had a nice «bite» to it, but great flavor and body. Next, I went back and asked him about the Stella Artois Cider on tap. When I asked if it was much different than traditional Stella, he once again scoffed and said «of course, a cider is MUCH different than beer». Ok then sir, hop on down off your high horse there, why don’t ya?
Anyway, as you can see the service was a bit lacking here, but the beer was tasty and environment is nice. I’d go back again and see what else their other bartenders might have to offer!!!