Uncorking Now! The newest business to hit Downtown Sacramento ‐‐ WHIRED Wine Bar is opening
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A wine bar for newbies and connoisseurs, cork‐dorks and wine‐geeks, WHIRED, the newest wine bar to hit the downtown area is opening soon! WHIRED (pronounced “wired”‐‐ a combination of White+Red) is located across from the Golden1 Center and will be popping its first corks on February 8, 2016!
WHIRED’s owner, John Marco, has been in the restaurant, events and IT business both in San Francisco and Sacramento and is now opening his own business right off the corner of 4th and “L”, in the heart of the city. He plans to cultivate a diverse clientele to frequent the bar from downtown lobbyists to midtown millennials and everyone in between!
With a modern‐industrial interior concept, WHIRED fits perfectly into the downtown Sacramento business scene and will offer both an extensive wine‐by‐the‐glass and bottle program. In addition, WHIRED will also offer sake, beer on tap and scrumptious small plates.
According to Marco, “Living in Northern California has allowed me to develop my passion and business interest for wine. For me, WHIRED is the perfect combination of both… set in my favorite place to be –Sacramento!”
WHIRED Wine Bar
Address: 410 L St., Sacramento CA 95814. Phone: 916‐823‐5008
Hours: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM Monday‐Saturday. Closed on Sunday.
Join us for our WHIRED Winemakers Series on Thursdays 5pm-7pm in February & March to taste the wines and meet the winemakers from some of the best wineries in California.
Feb 11: Scott Harvey Wines
Feb 18: Jeff Runquist Wines
Feb 25: Le Casque Wines
Mar 3: Terra Rouge & Easton Wines
Mar 10: Robert Keenan Winery
Mar 17: Klinker Brick Winery
Mar 31: Hugh Weiler Wines”
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