Everything’s d’Vine opens for business

Marianne Kiely, owner of Everything’s d’Vine, has waited a long time to open her specialty wine and beer shop on Fourth Street. But as of Nov. 9, she is open for business.   Everything’s d’Vine has hardwood floors and exposed brick walls. The walls are original brick, but the floor was replaced when Kiely rented the building. Customers get the feel that they’re in a wine cellar, even though they’re steps away from busy Fourth Street.   Vynebar wine racks line the walls, which Kiely sells in addition to a wide assortment of wines from around the United States and abroad.     There’s also a beer room, stocked with beers from craft breweries across the country. A tasting room, where Kiely hosts samplings twice a week, one for wine and the other for beer, connects the two rooms. The samplings reflect Kiely’s inventory, but there are usually six to eight brands to try, she says. There’s usually a $10-15 cost for the tastings, but the cost depends on the number of pours.   Make sure to check Everything’s d’Vine’s Facebook page for weekly tasting times and costs, along with other events. She also includes inventory updates and seasonal releases on Facebook.   By Caitlin Koenig Follow Caitlin on Twitter

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Marianne Kiely, owner of Everything’s d’Vine, has waited a long time to open her specialty wine and beer shop on Fourth Street. But as of Nov. 9, she is open for business.
 
Everything’s d’Vine has hardwood floors and exposed brick walls. The walls are original brick, but the floor was replaced when Kiely rented the building. Customers get the feel that they’re in a wine cellar, even though they’re steps away from busy Fourth Street.
 
Vynebar wine racks line the walls, which Kiely sells in addition to a wide assortment of wines from around the United States and abroad.  
 
There’s also a beer room, stocked with beers from craft breweries across the country. A tasting room, where Kiely hosts samplings twice a week, one for wine and the other for beer, connects the two rooms. The samplings reflect Kiely’s inventory, but there are usually six to eight brands to try, she says. There’s usually a $10-15 cost for the tastings, but the cost depends on the number of pours.
 
Make sure to check Everything’s d’Vine’s Facebook page for weekly tasting times and costs, along with other events. She also includes inventory updates and seasonal releases on Facebook.
 
By Caitlin Koenig
Follow Caitlin on Twitter

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