Wine about it: Downtown Phoenix to hold first-ever wine festival next month

PHOENIX — We heard it through the grapevine: Phoenix will be holding its first-ever Uncorked Wine Festival later this month.

On Nov. 14, lovers of wines white, red and everything in-between will gather in downtown Phoenix’s Heritage Square to sip wine, taste food and listen to live music.

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For $55, winos can purchase general admission tickets, which includes three hours of wine tasting from 6 to 9 p.m. V.I.P. admission can be purchased for $65 and gives wine-lovers an extra hour of tasting starting at 5 p.m.

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Some of the wineries included will be Lone Birch, Regio and Cline. Food trucks, such as Copper Sun Organics and The Bakery, will be selling food for purchase.

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