Napa Kitchen and Wine at the Ellis Preserve in Newtown Square offers a different kind of wine-tasting experience, reports Bob Kelly for Fox 29 Philadelphia.
The restaurant brings the Napa Valley to Delaware County with wine tastings dispensed from self-serve kiosks, offering 1 or 3 oz samples or a full 5 oz. glass servings of wine and spirit selections.
“Napa Kitchen and Wine is a destination restaurant that’s centered around capturing the essence of California’s wine country, specifically, Napa, said franchisee owner David Trout.
The self-service machines from Tuscany were made by Italian winemakers.
“The idea here is for you to have a self-guided tour and taste great curated wines from really around the world,” he said.
In addition to its varied wine selection, there are also some rare, sought-after spirits available, like Old Rip Van Winkle bourbon, 15-year-aged Whistle Pig, and Blanton’s Whiskey.
Wine enthusiasts can join a $35 a month wine club that includes a complimentary bottle of wine and two free wine tastings a month.
For food, there’s an Eye of the Tiger and California roll with 100 percent crab meat, to tuna nachos, wasabi, and Thai chili aioli, and short rib gnocchi.
Find out more about Napa Kitchen and Wine in Newtown Square at Fox 29.
