The Wine Bottega

(Green Wine Shop)

341 Hanover St

Boston, MA 02113

(617) 227-6607

www.thewinebottega.com

irst and foremost we love wine, we love discovering new wines and we love sharing our discoveries with you. Our passion for wine has led us around the

We have worked in restaurants and wine shops, with distributors and importers to soak up as much knowledge (and wine) as possible. We taste every wine

Hours: Monday-Thursday: 11am-9pm Friday & Saturday: 10am-10pm Sunday: 12pm-8pm

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7 Comments about The Wine Bottega

"A bit more understated and refined than North End Liquor, with excellent wine at great values. There's a young guy and girl who work there and they kn" - yelp.com

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"After a friend introduced me to a bottle of Berger Blauer Zweigelt she'd picked up at the Wine Bottega, I made a point to check the place out. Swung" - yelp.com

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"As I mentioned before, Kerri is really great. She contacted us and asked us to return to give her store another try. For Kerri, we went back. She reco" - yelp.com

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"Did you know that The Wine Bottega offers a free wine tasting every Friday night between 5-8 PM? I only found this out when puttering around The" - yelp.com

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"One of my favorite wine stores around. The only downside being its located right on tourist jammed Hanover St. The selection of specialty wines here " - yelp.com

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"The Wine Bottega has got to be my favorite wine store in Boston. Not only is it a hop and a skip from work, but the wine tastings, wine classes and sp" - yelp.com

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"The Wine Bottega is a hidden gem in the heart of the North End. Probably the best little wine shop you will find throughout Boston. I first fo" - yelp.com

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