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Richmond Wine Station will bring fro-yo-style self-serve wine to Scott’s Addition

Sounds like it’s a safe bet this will do quite well in an already boozy neighborhood. All aboard!

Trevor Dickerson

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Scott’s Addition is known for its beer, but the first business dedicated to wine will pull into the neighborhood shortly. Richmond BizSense has details on the aptly-named Richmond Wine Station, which will bring self-serve wine stations that will automatically dispense wine in the same style as a fro-yo machine would. Sounds like a pretty safe bet to me.

From Richmond Bizsense:

A Richmond real estate agent will soon uncork the latest stop on Scott’s Addition’s booze map.

Bill Hartsock, an agent with Long & Foster, is launching Richmond Wine Station, a self-serve wine bar that’s taking over a wing of the Gather coworking building at 2930 W. Broad St., next to Three Notch’d Brewing Co.

When it opens in March, the 2,400-square-foot bar and retail shop will pour from dispensers built into the walls (think fro-yo shop). Customers load money onto a card, then walk around the shop tasting different wines. Racks will line the walls with bottled wine, so customers can sample something, buy a glass, then take a bottle home.

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Trevor Dickerson is the Editor and Co-Founder of RVAHub.