Redneck Wine

It was so terrible, I don’t want to even give it any stars. We went there to get ideas as to what to serve at our wedding and their first mistake was showing more interest in the wine party which was on the other side of the building. The second mistake was the owner, who was not listening to our interests, kept interrupting us. When all was said and done, we bought a bottle to sample (based on his suggestions) to try at home. It sucked! It tasted like panther pi$$! To add insult to injury, they didn’t bother to call with prices for what we wanted. As a «Palma Ceia Brat», these people need to get a clue and see other business models of how to run a shop. Don’t waste your time and don’t waste your money here. There are other options which are much better than this in Tampa :/

Love this place! The owners have done a great job with the selection and prices. Happy to find the Friday night tasting not only full of interesting people but also very welcoming. I found it extremely more welcoming than Wine Warehouse even tho they share some of the same owners. Look forward to returning!

Never been treated so rudely as I was by one of the owners of this shop. I was told I could not park in the lot where I was shopping at one of the neighboring stores. I was told they didn’t have enough parking for their customers and that I needed to leave. I ignored this person only to find out that he runs this store. I have shopped there many times in the past but will never go into this establishment again. They had two customers in the entire place so obviously they don’t need the parking. Redneck wine is a perfect name for this place as the staff certainly acted like a rude redneck. I shop at this plaza all the time butvwill never walk in their door again. They are overpriced, rude and obnoxious. There are plenty of other shops that offer better prices and are certainly more friendly to customers. It’s a shame that they have to act like rednecks.

What more can I say? Free wine tastings on Friday. If they don’t have what you are looking for, they order it. Friendly employees. Great micro brew beer selection. Great prices. Very impressed.

Red neck, will you marry me?
This place is simple yet phenomenal.
Im actually well versed on wine… yet my guy friend didn’t think to include me on the selection.
Last visit to Tampa to see him :/​
Nonetheless, the guy that helped my friend was baby doll precious, had supreme knowledge and didn’t talk down to my now ex guy friend about the wines.
Honestly, sharing knowledge without being patronizing is HUGE.
I was impressed with the sales guy 110 percent.
Id put him in my suitcase and bring him to Houston if I could have.
The gal who whirled in during our exchange literally took over the room.
Not in a charming and appealing way… more of an attention seeker… but fun.
Big personality… nice gal…
Id go again if I were in town.

Ha! Anniversary wino tasting! We went there yesterday all excited. Last year it was great! $ 15 bought you admission to the ‘regular’ tables, and for $ 25 you got the good stuff, too. Last year there was also great food! I vividly remember gorging myself on scallops and seared tuna and some other great upper level canapés!
Well, my friends, not anymore! This year, the event cost $ 30 mandatory for everybody, and the advertised ‘great food’ mostly consisted of oily pizza triangles and some fat salami. The wine selection was pretty much the same like last year, nothing too exciting, but a buzz could be worked up without too much compromise. However, some of the dispensing winos were very skimpy with their samples… for $ 30 I expect a bit of generous leniency!
I almost forgot: basically no decent vegetarian food either for your weight conscious reviewer! (if you do not count the potato chips and an incredibly fat and oily spinach ‘slice’). Did I mention the redneck (pun intended) caterer who wrongly identified several dishes as vegetarian, only to yield chicken components upon further inspection. I guess what flies is not beef and therefore vegetarian?
I think what we are witnessing here is the typical ‘maturing’ of a local business. A bit rapid though in this case: This was only the second anniversary! Last year they still tried to attract new customers, this year they got greedy. Unfortunately! I really thought this place was a step in the right direction for our sorry little redneck town. A gust of fresh wind. But no more. On to the next wino tasting!

Great wine and beer selection and they can point you in the right direction if you don’t know what you want

Good wine shop. Knowledgeable staff — Joe or Tim. Very nice selection of wines at various price points. Fun ‘candy room’ of great wine options including large format bottles.
Free wine tasting on Friday nights. Bring a pizza from Pane Rustica to share with the crowd…
Sadly, Janice (one of the partners are devoted rose champagne drinker) passed away.

Wandered in here after eating at Pane Rustica next door. Seems to have a pretty decent wine/​champagne/​beer selection– some stuff you don’t normally find in your grocery store. The owners have a good knowledge of what’s in the store. They also have wine tastings on Friday nights– you pay a fee, but it goes towards your purchase. And who wouldn’t purchase something after a wine tasting?
If I lived in the area, I would definitely visit this store for my wine needs. Unfortunately, it’s a little bit of a trek for me at the moment– so I’ll stick to Total Wine for its convenience factor. Worth checking out though.

I love this place. From the wonderful wine selection to the friendly staff, I always leave with a smile and a newly discovered bottle of wine. Prices are fantastic and you can find some fabulous wines for under $ 10. They also have a nice craft beer selection with lots of local favorites. This is my favorite wine shop and I highly recommend it.
Best wine shop in South Tampa.

Good little wine shop. I had brunch next door at the Brunchery and stopped in to check out their selection. This shop has a really good selection of wines from all over the world, which are well organized by country and wine type. The employees were very knowledgeable. I even signed up for the mailing list so that I can visit their weekly wine tasting. Great place to pick up craft beers as they had quite a selection of these as well. Not sure why called redneck though. it is pretty nice! I’ll definitely be back.

I was so sad when when the Wine Warehouse closed on Bay to Bay. I loved their eclectic selection of great wines. Little did I know: Redneck Wine is owned by one of the same owners!
The selection of wines are really great at Redneck Wine and they have premium bottles of wine in their very modern and stylish chilled wine cellar, located in the back of the store. The cashier mentioned to me that they have free wine tastings on Fridays so I joined their email group so I can be in the loop for the next tasting.
Was very happy with my purchases and will be back soon!

Stop whining there is a wine for everyone here. Red, white, blush, oaky, dry, sweet, fruity you have it all here and for a really good price. If you don’t want to go to the typical big name package store and or don’t want to drive out of South Tampa for a great bottle of wine at a deal of a price then trust me, they Redneck Wines!

I’m happy to have found this wine shop. Great selection of wines and at prices for everybody’s budget.

Well we lost one and gained another. I was sad about the closing of my favorite wine store Wine Warehouse on Bay to Bay but then Redneck Wine opened. It’s got a great selection of most everything you could ask for and in a good location.

Cool little wine shop. Cold room for those wines that need it, nice selection so far — from what I saw, very good pricing.
Being between Pane Rustica and the Brunchery will definitely help them be a success — and free wine tastings on Friday nights. I’m in!