Another? Wine Bar

We popped in on a Friday evening while visiting Nottingham. We loved the concept of this bar which encourages you to try different wines as I find I always tend to order the same type off the menu when out and about. The staff were friendly and accommodating, there was a good selection of different wines and the atmosphere was nice. Super easy to serve your own wine with an assigned card. Lovely place, we will definitely return when we are in Nottingham next time!

I'm not local to Nottingham anymore but when I do visit, I often go to this place because it's really good! Great atmosphere, good selection of wine with a wide range of prices and recently their cheese board is even better than before with a warm baguette and some extra bits. The staff are always welcoming.

2 reviews in one. Firstly, a very well deserved 5 stars for fantastic wines and cool location. Lovely place to spend a few hours. Second 5 star review is for the great staff - my friend dropped his wedding ring. One of the team (im sorry I don’t know his name) didn’t rest until he found it, Great chap.

Another? Wine Bar is a hidden gem on Trinity Square. I almost got lost first trying to find it. It is located in the not new buildings side of the square, you go through a door to upstairs and that's where the magic starts. First of all, the payment system. You arrive, tell them your name, you get a chip card, start sampling your wines, you finish and go to the till to settle he bill. Now the sampling your wine bit: you take aforementioned chip card, you go to a glass cabinet full of wine bottles. In the middle on the top, there is a slot for your chip card. Insert chip card, grab a glass from above the wine cabinet and you can choose from 3 portions: small unit for tasting (50ml), a slightly larger one for a bit more tasting (forgot how many mls) and large (125ml). While there are some really expensive wine where the large tasting sample will set you back 20 quid, there is a decent selection to choose from around 5 pounds, too. While many of you will say, 'hey, that's an expensive piss-up', I say this is wine tasting. Tap water is available FOC by the bottle and I think I did see bottled beer as well for those who just followed the wine drinking crowd of their friends. There is a terrace with its own tasting cabinet which can be enjoyed on warm summer evenings and several little break out rooms to have a convo with your companion(s) of choice for the evening over, say a Californian Zinfandel.