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Highlights
Wine festival fills the shady corner of Jonquil Park with wines and winemakers from California, Italy, Chile, and elsewhere
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Sarah
1 ratings1 reviews
I've been to other tasting events, and this was over crowded for a small space. Even with the high number of vineyards/companies at the event, the lines were horrendous! Still had fun, and the live music was great.
Lisa
7 ratings5 reviews
This event was in no way worth the $39 paid through Groupon (certainly not worth whatever the actual full price was). Attendees were given a wine glass the size of a thimble and a few drink tickets. You could only sample wine by turning in a drink ticket, and therefore were only able to sample a few wines.....definitely not $39 worth of wine tastings.
Emily
42 ratings12 reviews
The wine pours were about 1-sip each. And you only received 12 pours. Overall very disappointing
About This Deal
After purchasing this deal, you will need to visit the website listed on your Groupon voucher to complete redemption.
Choose Between Two Options
- $39 for wine festival general admission for one on Saturday, May 21 ($53.95 value)
- $39 for wine festival general admission for one on Sunday, May 22 ($53.95 value)
Fine Print
Promotional value expires May 22, 2016. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 5 per person, may buy 5 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Must register in advance on eventbrite.com. Not valid in combination with promo codes.
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About Lincoln Park Wine Festival
When you think of a Chicago summer, you think of a few unmistakable sounds: the crack of a home run ball, the sunny splash of Lake Michigan, and the pop of a wine bottle's cork. At least, that's the goal of the Lincoln Park Wine Festival, which launches its third annual run during the May. Over two days, sommeliers and winemakers from around the world will uncork bottles from in the open air of Jonquil Park, introducing fest goers to vintages from California, Italy, Chile, and even New Zealand. Upon arriving, guests receive a souvenir tasting glass, which they can use to sip 1.5-ounce samples of up to a dozen different wines. As they sip, they can also take in the festive sounds of live music, peruse wares from local artisans for sale, and snack on locally-crafted food by a variety of food vendors. Tickets are limited to ensure shorter wait times. Lincoln Park Wine Festival benefits Wrightwood Neighbors Association and funds go directly back into the community.