The Colony Wine Bar

Stumbled upon this winebar when wandering around the area. The man who served me was knowledgeable about the wines, which is always a plus. I enjoyed the rose I tried. Indoor seating appeared to be limited, but I believe there is a larger outdoor seating area that I didn't explore. The wine list wasn't extensive, but they did have a decent amount of variety. They also offer a range of price points, so it's approachable to many. The only thing I was told that seems to be a potential yellow flag is that they don't get new wine every often. My understanding is that they switch out their standard selections occasionally, but they don't really bring in something new to try/test with the customers. I always enjoy trying new wines, so if this is true (and I'm not mistaken), I'd eventually try everything they offer. On the flip side, some people like consistency and knowing their favorite wine will always be available, so to each their own. My rating is on my experience at this first visit, and not what may or may not be. Check it out if you like winebars.

We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon. We truly enjoyed talking with our host. She was very knowledgeable in the selection of wines and was able to give recommendations based on our preferences. She was very accurate. Highly recommend stopping by for a glass if in Grandscape.

Wine slushies were very refreshing and not sweet. Their setup is also great, especially on a nice spring or fall day with TVs all while sitting outdoors.

This was by far my favorite place I visited and it was by accident, Goga the music who preforms is the reason we stopped. However I will say the winery is fabulous as well

It’s always fun hanging out at the Colony Wine Bar! Although they don’t have too many sweet options on the menu, I’ve always found something that I like. Margaret is definitely the best “Winetender”! She has amazing knowledge of wines and is super friendly and fun. Make sure you see her if you go for a visit! They have different wine flights that you can do which I recommend.

If you love sitting outside and sipping vino, then you will enjoy this wine bar. The selection is a bit limiting, in my opinion. The wines are mostly from California and the owner's label, Browne. There are others, but you'll have to decide for yourself. There is also a smaller wine bar nearby where you can buy bottles to take home or drink there. You're allowed to stroll with your glass within the Grandscape property. There is a $15 cork fee for any bottle that's opened.

This evening, a colleague and I decide to celebrate her promotion with some bubbly at The Colony Wine Bar. We discovered this venue after having dinner at one of the restaurants at Grandscape. The inside is boutique style, with limited seating, however it’s the perfect environment if you’re looking to enjoy quieter connection and conversation. I’d describe the service as attentive. There was no effort to get to know us or ask if we’d visited before, however shortly after finishing our first round, the bartender quickly asked if we wanted another glass. I’ve rated this venue three stars, primarily due to its prices. In my opinion, the prices do not align with the quality of product or service. I ordered the Sauvage Sparkling Wine, this bottle retails between $18-20, they charge $14 a glass. My colleague ordered the Berlucchi Sparkling Rose, a bottle of this sparkling wine averages at $40 and they charge $20 a glass. Overall, the venue itself is perfect for more intimate conversation, the service is average but attentive, and the prices are too high for the area and the quality of product.

Such an amazing experience. Amy was fantastic and helped us pick out the perfect wines. I highly recommend this place to anyone. We enjoyed two bottles of wine and loved talking to her. Such a fun place to hang out. Go sit down, grab a glass of wine and have a good time. I can not say enough great things about this place!