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It was quite simply a great experience. After record shopping it’s great to stop into a Winebar and have a glass. Never go to the wine bar before the record shop because digging sessions are long enough and you will easily end up with less money for records because of a great wine. Winebar is what you want on a spring or summer day. A great view from the inside, friendly staff and light food fair to match a well-rounded by the glass selection.

I love the maps listed in the menu, it’s always great to get a visual inside a menu. If you’re getting your fix at Turntable Lab, make time to walk a couple blocks down to Winebar. You won’t regret it!

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Stonehome is a place you’ll likely miss on any trip through Brooklyn. It’s not only hard to find, it’s hard to see if you’re trying to find it. That’s not to say it’s not worth it, you’ll be excited to find a warm atmosphere and more than enough cozy spots for you and your date. There are some great obscure wines in this place and that’s another reason you should visit often.

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Ok so let’s start with the fact that there are two “Bed-Vyne” locations. One is called Bed-Vyne Brew which is a bar with artisan beer and a great wine list. There is also Bed-Vyne Wine which is a wine retail shop we’ll be reviewing later but is separate from this location while having the same ownership.

The first thing you should know is that this is place IS Brooklyn. Great hip hop nights, deejays, wonderful owners and patrons as diverse as the neighborhood. As if they needed to give you another reason, they also hold the Tap + Cork festival which is well put together and executed. Look for Bed-Vyne on your next trip to BK or make it your reason for coming you won’t be sorry.