WeRise Wines in Seattle stands out as an inclusive wine bar and bottle shop championing diversity in the wine industry. It highlights wines from BIPOC, women, and other underrepresented winemakers, turning every pour into a celebration of unique stories and flavors.
The atmosphere wraps you in warmth with jewel-toned walls, plush velvet couches, and a cozy vibe that quiets the downtown bustle. Patrons savor an extensive by-the-glass selection, local draft beers, and shareable small plates crafted for perfect pairings. The retail area features a rotating assortment of bottles for home, plus curated merchandise from local Black-owned businesses including candles, chocolates, and artisan jewelry.
With its commitment to community and education, WeRise Wines creates a welcoming haven where knowledgeable staff guide guests through enlightening tastings and pairings, fostering belonging for all wine enthusiasts.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 15:00 - 22:00
Thursday: 15:00 - 22:00
Friday: 15:00 - 23:00
Saturday: 15:00 - 23:00
Sunday: Closed
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