Urban wineries can function as tasting rooms that city dwellers can easily pop in and out of without having to make a whole day — or week — of touring remote wine regions.

In the heart of Boston, a wine shop is rewriting the rules — one bottle at a time. Founded in 2010 by visionary couple TJ and Hadley Douglas, The Urban Grape has evolved from a single storefront to a ...

Wine shops like Metro Wine (169 Charlotte St.), Table Wine (1550 Hendersonville Road) and the Asheville Wine Market (65 Biltmore Ave.), she said, have helped bring higher-quality, boutique wines ...

“The Urban Wine Trail started out as a small group of five wineries back in 2005, and in 2007 there was a group of 18 and it needed to get together and become a real formal group, so we formed ...

Urban wine also serves food; appetizers, salads, sandwiches and desserts. And if wine isn't your thing, you can get a craft beer on tap. Check out their wine and food menu here.