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Product Description
A tour of America's famed 'Walking City' just wouldn't be complete without a little strolling and a lot of sipping! Get the best of both options on the Boston Wine Tour!
Get a firsthand taste of one of the areas as you explore 2 of its best bars and restaurants on this wine-centric walking tour. Meet your guide, a friendly and charismatic wine expert, along with your intimate group of no more than 12 fellow wine enthusiasts.
At each stop, you will delight in a VIP wine tasting experience. Reserved seating will be ready and waiting for your group's arrival, along with a top-notch serving staff. Pre-selected wines will be prepped for pouring, alongside appetizers (where appropriate) to demonstrate intriguing pairings. Your hosts will also present fascinating wine lessons as you sip and savor, enlightening you with knowledge regarding how to taste, pair and even buy wine.
With 3 different neighborhood touring options to choose from, you'll soon discover why each area is a Boston favorite!
Marvel at the artistic influence of the South End, admiring its sophisticated and diverse surroundings as you make your way between tasting stops. Or opt to enjoy your Boston Wine Tour in a more vintage fashion, taking in the atmosphere of the city's oldest neighborhood, the North End. And if you prefer to immerse yourself in the lap of luxury, head to Back Bay for a Boston tour that takes you ambling among one of the most affluent areas of the city.
Depending on which route you select, your 2 tasting locations may include the following venues (subject to change):
- Aragosta Bar & Bistro
- Scopa
- Post 390
- L'Espalier
- Stephi's on Tremont
- Masa
- Rigoletto
- Artu
- Gaslight du Coin
- Cinquecento
- Legal Seafoods
Back Bay, North End & South End - Boston, MA
Back Bay
Year-Round:
Saturdays - 3:00 PM
North End
Year-Round:
Saturdays- 3:00 PM
South End
Year-Round:
Saturdays - 3:00 PM
- Participants must be at least 21 years of age
- Gratuity is not included, but is appreciated if you enjoy the tour
- Participants will be required to walk approximately one mile on a relatively flat route
