The Winey Neighbor

10/09/2026

Friday night at The W**ey Neighbor, we’re pouring four bottles with plenty of personality from Hungary and Greece. From Hungary, we have a floral, fresh-plum Kékfrankos with silky tannins and a fuller-bodied Hárslevelű packed with ripe pear, peach, and savory herbs. Greece brings us two orange w**e: a skin-contact Roditis with texture and depth and a floral Moschofilero with juicy stone fruit and refreshing acidity. It’s a fun mix of flavors and styles, with something a little different in every glass. Come by Friday from 6–8 PM, have a taste, catch up with us and find a bottle you’d like to bring home for the weekend. We’d love to see you!

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10/02/2026

09/25/2026

Fall is finally here….And tonight we’re pouring the kind of w**es that make you want to slow down, cook something comforting, and settle into the weekend. From Calabretta Cala Cala Rosso from Sicily and Cortes de Cima Chaminé Tinto from Portugal to Alegre y Valgañón Tinto Rioja and Wyatt Chardonnay from Lodi, these are bottles with earthy fruit, spice, silky texture and just enough richness for the season. Think creamy pasta, squash soup, a little charcuterie on the coffee table while watching your favorite flick or a long dinner with family (or friends) while the weather outside starts to change.

So swing by tonight, 6–8 PM at The W**ey Neighbor have a taste and take something home for the first real weekend of fall. Cheers!!

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09/18/2026

Summer is still trying to hang on and I say we let it; call up a few friends, put a pot of clams and mussels on the table, crack some cold bottles and make one more good night of it.

Tonight at The W**ey Neighbor, we’re pouring Broadacre Pinot Noir from Monterey, Bonnet-Huteau Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine Les Gautronnières Sur Lie from the Loire and Pierre Sparr Pinot Blanc from Alsace; 3 bottles that would feel right at home around a long table with good food and people you like. Come by, have a taste, tell us which one you’d bring to your own clambake and maybe take a bottle or two home for the weekend. There’s still a little summer left in the air and sometimes all you need is a few friends, a satisfying meal, good conversation and a bottle of w**e to make it last a little longer.

Tasting runs from 6 pm to 8 pm.

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09/12/2026

Bottle of red to go with your holiday brisket? Yes, we got them. Cheers!!
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09/11/2026

Tonight from 6 pm - 8 pm, we’re pouring four grape varietals you may not usually reach for and that’s exactly why we want you to taste them with us. Vermentino, Assyrtiko and Xinomavrotake four very different paths here: gentle bubbles, mineral freshness, savory skin-contact texture, and firm, elegant tannin. If you like Provence rosé, Chablis, Sancerre, Barolo, or Barbaresco, there’s a good chance one of these will feel surprisingly familiar while showing you something new. Come by The W**ey Neighbor, taste them with us, find the one that grabs you, and take a bottle home for the weekend.

And today, September 11th, we pause to remember and honor all those we lost on 9/11 and the families and loved ones who continue to carry their memory. We’ll see you tonight.

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09/05/2026

Saturday afternoon calls for good w**e and one last taste of summer. Come by The W**ey Neighbor and try Balea Txakoli Rosé from Spain’s Basque Country, a bone-dry, crisp, lightly fizzy and made by the organic family estate Lasalde Elkartea. Also featuring Casale delle Campore, a juicy, fruit-forward chillable red from Maremma, Italy. Come taste with us and grab these two gems to bring home for your Labor Day weekend. We’ll be here Saturday afternoon and a reminder that The W**ey Neighbor will be closed Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day. So stop in, say hello and stock up…Cheers!!
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09/03/2026

There’s something special about these last weeks of summer in the neighborhood; the warm evenings, familiar faces, friends stopping by and the feeling that we can squeeze in just a little more summer before fall arrives. This Friday, we’re pouring Ponte Branco Vinho Verde Mino, Portugal, a refreshing white made for these lingering summer days, alongside Nespoli Le Coste Trebbiano from Emilia-Romagna, Italy, a bright, food-friendly white that’s just as happy on your backyard or roof top as it is in your glass. We’ve enjoyed sharing these summer w**es with you all season and we’d love to spend one more tasting together before summer gives way to fall. Come by The W**ey Neighbor this Friday from 6–8 PM, have a taste, say hello and maybe take home a bottle to stretch summer just a little bit longer.
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08/28/2026

After a lot of work behind the scenes, our new website is finally here. A huge thank you to Melissa for her endless effort, patience, and talent in making this happen. She put a ton into this, and it shows.
We kept everything you come to The W**ey Neighbor for, but made the online shop easier to browse, added more things to read, and brought some of the stuff we normally do across the counter online.One of our favorites is W**e by Style because most of the time you’re not asking us for a specific region. You’re asking for something crisp, something big, something juicy, or something easy to drink.
So now you can shop by weight, texture, and fruit, from Effervescent to Earthy & Structured. Basically, putting some of the things we’d normally tell you across the counter onto the website. No w**e class. No jargon. No 500-word tasting notes. Just useful answers to the questions we get asked all the time.
And one important change: we’re getting rid of the app. Going forward, online orders can only be placed through our website.
Shop the new site: https://w**eyneighbor.com/
Take a look around. We think you’re going to like it. Cheers!!

-Sal & Paul

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