Another? Wine Bar in Nottingham

Amazing wine bar, great opportunity to try out different wines. Hannah was amazing and took her time to talk to us about different wines and really knew what she was talking about! Would definitely come again!

Love it here and the concept of the wine dispensers.Outside area recommended when weather warm.

I've visited the bar several times - what a lovely find! A different type of experience with lovely atmosphere and staff (we have been looked after by Hannah and Henry). Never disappoints!

Great wine bar with loads of choice. Lovely atmosphere & hidden terrace.

Love this win bar, intimate and cosy, friendly staff, great idea that you can select your own wines. One of my favourite places to go in Notts.

Wow, hidden gem. You get a card to help yourself to wine then pay at the end. Also loved the fact they gave us nibbles free.Candles on the tables perfect for a romantic evening. Thankyou so much we will definitely be back. X

One of my favourite bars in nottingham. Fantastic wine and a great atmosphere 😊

Excellent concept for a winery. Unfortunately they had no bread, biscuits or cheeses left, so we could not stay too long because otherwise we would have tried all the wines. Excellent attention and explanation by the waiters.

So easy to walk past this place, in fact, I have done over 100 times. But this is a gem! Great idea to have self service and I love how it’s controlled by the card. It’s a really nice vibe and the staff are very welcoming. Will definitely be going back.... often!

Another? Wine Bar is a hidden gem on Trinity Square. I almost got lost first trying to find it. It is located in the not new buildings side of the square, you go through a door to upstairs and that's where the magic starts.First of all, the payment system. You arrive, tell them your name, you get a chip card, start sampling your wines, you finish and go to the till to settle he bill.Now the sampling your wine bit: you take aforementioned chip card, you go to a glass cabinet full of wine bottles. In the middle on the top, there is a slot for your chip card. Insert chip card, grab a glass from above the wine cabinet and you can choose from 3 portions: small unit for tasting (50ml), a slightly larger one for a bit more tasting (forgot how many mls) and large (125ml).While there are some really expensive wine where the large tasting sample will set you back 20 quid, there is a decent selection to choose from around 5 pounds, too.While many of you will say, 'hey, that's an expensive piss-up', I say this is wine tasting.Tap water is available FOC by the bottle and I think I did see bottled beer as well for those who just followed the wine drinking crowd of their friends.There is a terrace with its own tasting cabinet which can be enjoyed on warm summer evenings and several little break out rooms to have a convo with your companion(s) of choice for the evening over, say a Californian Zinfandel.