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Pop-up Wine Tasting

Pop-up Wine Tasting

Vinology Restaurant & Event Space · Old West Side • $20

Sip through eight spring-ready pours — floral reds, crisp rosés, and chilled whites — while grazing on charcuterie and snagging a complimentary tote. It's a relaxed, social evening that feels like a mini escape into wine country without leaving Ann Arbor.

The Cellar

The Cellar

Old Fourth Ward • $$

A cozy basement wine bar where board game nights meet rotating wines and shareable bites. Vault of Midnight hosts regular game sessions in this welcoming neighborhood spot beneath Grizzly Peak Brewing.

Everyday Wines

Everyday Wines

Old Fourth Ward

The staff at Everyday Wines ask what you're having for dinner, then point you to the perfect bottle. Stop by Friday evenings for a themed flight of three wines, no reservation needed.

Havana Underground Speakeasy & Cigar Lounge

Havana Underground Speakeasy & Cigar Lounge

Old Fourth Ward • $$

Step through a vintage phone booth and descend into Ann Arbor's hidden cigar lounge, where craft cocktails meet an impressive humidor and the vibe stays intimate and unhurried.

DeAngelis Cantina del Vino Winery

DeAngelis Cantina del Vino Winery

Ann Arbor

Rob and Stacey DeAngelis run a welcoming winery where generous pours and warm conversation flow as freely as the all-natural, low-sugar wines they craft.

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