Wanderlust Wine Co. - Downtown

Cool idea but poorly executed. Not a sufficient range of drinks and the vibe, although cool, was executed fairly basically. To enjoy the drinks you must enjoy things that are incredibly sweet or simple.

We checked on line and it said it was open. We made our way downtown among a big mess of streets closed, around 5pm. Finally found parking a couple blocks away, paid $25 for parking (because of special event) only to find it locked up, lights off with nobody there. The door and online said they should be open. No note on the door saying why they were not open. Very disappointing.

Barbie Melissa was great! Such a cute little experience

Loved every minute my spouse and I, enjoyed the artistic nature of drawing for a date night. Along with mood set loved it and even rained to make the date night something out of a movie.

Great experience

My boyfriend and I had a blast at the Neon Brush event they had here. Highly recommend this event.

Best in the business!!

Lovely wine bar!!! Great outdoor and indoor seating. A nice Italian food truck too and so many wines on tap. It’s so fun to try them all.

Wanderlust Wine Company in Austin, Texas, exceeded my expectations for a wine-tasting experience! The concept of exploring wines from around the world, all conveniently housed in one place, is a true gem for wine enthusiasts.What sets Wanderlust apart is the ability to embark on a journey through diverse flavors, allowing patrons to savor the best of international vineyards without leaving Austin. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, creating the perfect atmosphere to discover new and exciting wines.During my visit, I had the pleasure of being assisted by Austin, a knowledgeable and friendly gentleman. His expertise added a special touch to the tasting, as he guided us through the various selections, sharing insightful information about each wine. It's clear that the staff at Wanderlust Wine Company is passionate about their craft.If you're looking for a unique wine-tasting experience that combines global variety with warm hospitality, Wanderlust Wine Company is the place to be. I can't wait to return and continue my exploration of the world of wines with their fantastic selection!

The best hostess for a wine bar ever! Amanda explained the process and selections. Will be back with groups of friends soon.

With the largest selection of wines on tap, there is something for everyone!

It was okay. The best part is trying different drinks in small quantities. However, the wine tastes a little flat since it's from kegs. It was about $2 per ounce depending on the drink. It would make a fun date night. I have no desire to go back.

We had paid for the group tasting. When we arrived we each got a complimentary Jell-O shot which we thought was kinda random. We each got a Spanish red, white, and rose. We all got the same 3 wines and did not get to choose which we were a little disappointed about. Would be cool if they had selections of 3 that each person could pick. Especially ones with all reds or all whites in case you don’t like one or the other. It also came with a individual cheese box. Definitely something that could be skipped. The boxes of food had definitely been frozen as some of the pieces still had ice on it. (I think this is the only food available). We liked that there was board games to play. There was also a huge outdoor section but we stayed inside. The concept of the wine tap and “pay for what you pour” is definitely fun! It was pretty quiet in there most of the time and was not crowded at all. It was a cool spot but not amazing.

Just attended the speakeasy/cave wine tasting @ Barton Springs location and had the pleasure of meeting the owners. We were SO impressed and pleased at the wines, bites and whole vibe of this lovely intimate and unique event. Kudos to creating something different for “date night” or any night. We will definitely be back with friends! So much fun!!

Idea is amazing but some of the wine is straight up rancid and others are just not good ones. I’m an avid wine enthusiast and I’m not saying everything had to be Napa Valley but some are just gone bad.