Non-Vintage Wine Bar is gearing up to launch in the Broad Avenue Arts District, taking over the former Maximo’s on Broad space at 2617 Broad Ave.
According to The Daily Memphian, Maximo’s owners Julio and Amy Zuniga have transformed their former tapas bar and restaurant into a boutique wine bar, a concept Amy felt was missing in the Memphis area. Maximo’s on Broad closed on June 29, 2024 to facilitate the transition.
In addition to small-batch wines, Non-Vintage will offer liquor, specialty cocktails, and local beers on tap, all within a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that includes a lounge area with couches, chairs, and dining tables. The food menu will feature various cheeses, charcuterie, and light tapas.
Amy told The Daily Memphian that the name is a playful nod to the distinction between vintage and non-vintage wines.
Non-Vintage Wine Bar is expected to open by the end of October 2024. For updates, follow the bar on Instagram.
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