Philadelphians are raising their glasses this weekend as National Wine Day pours into the city, offering wine lovers a chance to celebrate with tastings, events, and plenty of local flavor.
The Prime Rib in LIVE! Casino & Hotel
Those who head to this steakhouse hotspot can indulge in some bottles of wine this Sunday, some of which will be 30% off for the holiday. Options span a Josh Pinot Noir bottle ($50 with the discount), Masi Delle Venezie Pinot Grigio Masianco bottle ($48 with the discount), and Cambria Rose on Pinot Noir bottle ($46 with the discount). Visitors can pair the vino with bites like the colossal shrimp cocktail, lobster bisque, filet mignon rossini, jumbo lump crab cakes, the Prime burger and much more.
Additionally, for those who can’t make it out this Sunday, the locale is also offering a way to enjoy some discounted wine with their ongoing Bubbles & Pearls Happy Hour promotion. Running every Wednesday (4:30 to 6:30 p.m.), while there guests can enjoy $2 oysters, a $19 Prime seafood duo, plus, $10 wine and champagne selections. Reservations can be made via OpenTable.
900 Packer Ave., philadelphia.livecasinohotel.com
Townsend Wentz Restaurant Group
There are a few different ways to celebrate National Wine Day in Philadelphia when heading to one of Chef Townsend Wentz’s locales around the city. At Oloroso (1121 Walnut St.) locals can enjoy $10 glasses of Cava alongside Spanish tapas, while at Oltremare (2121 Walnut St.) $10 glasses of Prosecco will be served up alongside coastal Italian bites. Additionally, Philadelphians can also score $10 glasses of Sparkling Rosé at French restaurants Townsend (1623 E Passyunk Ave.) on East Passyunk Avenue and Caribou Café (1126 Walnut St.) in the heart of Midtown Village.
Alice
In celebration of the spirited day, Alice is offering 50% off select bottles of rare, global wines all day (from noon to 9 p.m.) Options span the Incline Riesling (Germany); Etna Bianco Carricante (Italy); Le Petit Chochon Rosé (France); Orcia Sangiovese (Italy); and Chamonix Cabernet Franc (South Africa). Philadelphians can sip on the vino while also munching on NJ Fluke Crudo, Grilled Spicy Prawns, Duroc Pork Chops, a Grilled Whole Branzino and more.
901 Christian St., alicephiladelphia.com
Attico Rooftop
Why not sip on some sky-high wine? At Attico (located on the 16th floor of the Cambria Hotel), locals can sip on the “highly Instagrammable” Bubble Me ($58), a special offering that includes a bottle of sparkling brut, edible flowers, and three house syrups to flavor (including raspberry vanilla, strawberry, and peach.)
Guests can also order sparkling, white, rosé, and red wine by the glass or bottle with varieties from all across the world, including France, Spain, Italy, Argentina, Chile, California, and beyond. While there, locals can additionally indulge in the locales’ different brunch and dinner options, spanning cheesesteak arancini, a porchetta breakfast bowl, caramel banana french toast, peppermint poundcake, crab dip, an Italian roast pork empanada, angry lobster toast and more.
219 S Broad St., atticorooftop.com
Crossing Vineyards & Winery
Those who are looking to enjoy some wine and have time to take a drive can head to Crossing Vineyards & Winery this Sunday to enjoy the holiday. From noon to 6 p.m., guests can enjoy $7 glasses of house wine, or, opt to book a Classic Wine Tasting online and get 20% off all wine bottle purchases. Other food and drink treats will be available for purchase while there as well including buffalo chicken eggrolls, a BBQ pulled pork & cheddar cheese flatbread, sea salt kettle potato chips served with dip, a roasted turkey wrap and more.
1853 Wrightstown Road, Newtown, crossingvineyards.com
