Pier 39 Spring Wine Pour

By San Francisco Limousine Specialist on April 25, 2018

If you enjoy wine, beautiful views of the San Francisco Bay, and amazing discounts then you will not want to miss the upcoming Spring Wine Pour at Pier 39 that is happening on May 18th. A great way to get out and enjoy the most refreshing of all seasons, the Pier 39 Spring Wine Pour will be an event focusing on something that northern California knows very well: wine. And if you like wine, well, you will want to make sure that you mark your calendar because in only a few weeks you will have the opportunity to really dig in to that passion.

Tickets for the event cost only $25 if you buy them advanced (before May 17th). If you forget to make your way to the website but still want to attend, you will be spending $30 at the Pier 39 Entrance Plaza—and while this number is higher than the advanced ticket price, it is still a remarkably reasonable price for the wealth of things that it includes.

What are those things? Great question! The Pier 39 Spring Wine Pour will see the Pier 39 area transformed into a veritable bazaar of wine, music, food, and other wonderments. Almost all of the businesses located along Pier 39 are participating in the Wine Pour in one way or another, even if many of them will not be pouring wine.

Starting at 4:00 in the afternoon, the Pier 39 Spring Wine Pour will run for four straight hours, and if you make it to the event you will be able to receive fantastic discounts from the shops, restaurants, boutiques, and other places along the Pier. Also, attendees will be given some unique souvenirs just for participating! The most unique of these, a specially made wine glass, will give you the opportunity to recall the Spring Wine Pour each time you uncork a new bottle at home.

Feeling philanthropic? Then you will be happy to learn that each ticket sold for the Pier 39 Spring Wine Pour will see part of its price go directly to the Aquarium of the Bay, an educational organization that is dedicated to promoting knowledge and interest in oceanic conservation.