By many as one of the main sites for the night life of the country, Austin, Texas, has a high energy bar scene and entertainment district of the city and the nickname of "Live Music Capital of the World." In addition to literally hundreds of bars, clubs and restaurants that form the heart of Austin, a newer type of creation of rapid growing popularity among locals and tourists alike: the wine bar. The little more than twenty University of Texas at Austin can hold 6 QuantityStreet and is loud, strong bars and nightclubs, Austin elderly, has a series of sophisticated chic and cozy new home in Austin burgeoning wine-bar scene found. Let's take a closer look at three of the most popular for fans of fermented grape.
1.Cork & Company
Cork & Co. 's love with a fun atmosphere is one of the most popular casual wine bar in Austin. With its low key atmosphere and the emphasis on making fun of the wine, Cork & Co. is always a good time. SponsorsThinking of enjoying wine appreciation classes ( "Pottery, Paint and Prosecco), great happy hour specials, a wide selection of wines for sale through the flight, glass or bottle, as well as lively games of trivia. Located 308 Congress Ave., Cork & Co. is unique in the heart of the city, close to restaurants, clubs and a beautiful view over the capital.
2.Cru Wine Bar
To test the car as "an exciting destination and discover the fascinating world of wine," Cru offers AustinWine-lovers for more than 300 wines to choose from, with a daily selection of over a dozen unique wine flights and return. Cru provide comfortable, yet refined atmosphere for a good option for a personality, and her two convenient locations (with a city center, at 238 West 2nd Street, and another in the center north of Austin Domain fashionable city) make it one the most easily accessible wine bar in Austin. Besides a wide selection of wines, Cru patrons can enjoy a delicious,Mediterranean menu of appetizers and main courses (including steam mussels, grilled ahi tuna and stone-fired pizzas), or just a snack on their wonderfully creative cheese flights.
3.Taste
The latest issue of Sommelier scene in Austin, Taste (officially called wine selection) offers a unique ride on the traditional concept wine bar. Provides a complete (albeit short-lived and often changing) menu is exquisite combination of keys is food (the roast Texas quail atrue delicacy, and the cheese platter is creative, decadent and delicious) with exquisite wines and a very good knowledge (and yet surprisingly unpretentious) staff. Perhaps the best location button (in the center at 202 West Cesar Chavez St.) is the self-service section. Wine lovers can go and touch the sample of one of the dozens of wines at Taste offers literally. Just bring your card when you enter the bar, and you will receive a card key that provides access to a wide range ofdifferent wines from around the world for you and steal your free trial available. Only deliver the basic charter when it was finished, and the staff will tally your drinks and you in turn. Sampler but beware, this is a delightfully simple way to blow your budget!
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