Atlanta Spring Wine Festival 2018

The vino will be flowing at the annual Atlanta Spring Wine Festival, set for Saturday, April 14. The good stuff starts to flow at 1 p.m. There will be fine food, of course fine wind and a DJ to get things moving.

The event, which is being held at historic Old Fourth Ward park,  will not have Designated Driver Tickets. Free bottled water will also be available. Beer and Wine will be cut off at 4:45 p.m.

Saturday, April 14, 2018 | 1pm-5pm

  • Over 50+ different wines to taste
  • Beer and Cider
  • Unbreakable, acrylic souvenir tasting glass
  • Live Music with Coast Guard and  DJ Qtip

Food will be available for purchase:

  • Vendors will be announced soon

 

Notes:

  • We will have FREE Bottled Water available throughout the venue.
  • Everyone will get a Govino brand acrylic wine glass to keep and take home (please note they must be hand washed, do not put in dishwasher)
  • Wine and Beer will be cut off at 4:45pm
  • 21 and up event, no kids, no babies, no pets.
  • Questions: kari@atlantabeerfestivals.com

665 North Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | Get directions

Ticket Info

Includes entry, entertainment, souvenir acrylic wine glass, and all wine and beer samples

$45 advance, $50 after April 6, $60 day of event

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