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Pourtal Wine Bar is a playground for the wine enthusiast and the wine curious. Combining the traditional wine bar concept with a state-of-the-art self-service tasting room, Pourtal offers an exceptional wine experience that allows guests to explore at their own pace.
A thoughtful wine list, which includes everything from award-winning bottles to rare small-batch labels, features 40 wines by-the-taste via the innovative Enomatic machines — whose high-tech dispensing system keeps wines pristine pour after pour—and another 25+ wines available by the glass, in addition to many artisanal beers. Tasting Tours rotate frequently to always give you something new to explore and learn about.
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Three years ago he heard about the Enomatic wine system, popular in
During this time, Stephen set out to find the perfect location for his new tasting room. When the Santa Monica Blvd. location, across the street from Bar Pinxto, next to Sushi Roku and Robata Bar, and two blocks from the Third Street Promenade became available, Abronson knew he’d found his spot. He hired acclaimed architect and designer Sat Garg of Santa Monica-based Akar Studios to remodel the eco-friendly interior and Peter Birmingham to create the wine program. Fade out, fade in... Pourtal has became Santa Monica's new hot spot neighborhood wine bar!
Ever since their humble beginnings as a hole-in-the-wall surf shop back in 1988, ZJ Boarding House has shared its passion for surfing with the local Ocean Park community and beyond. As the store grows both physically and in inventory, the same levels of knowledge and passion are applied to skateboarding and snowboarding. Their dedication to riding boards, customer service and product knowledge has only increased over the years. They pass on expertise and knowledge to customers and help them make the right decisions based on their skill level.
Steve Andrews & Todd Roberts of ZJ Boarding House talk Santa Monica surfing |
Pourtal's Stephen Abronson shares an Orgeon by Alsace tasting with Todd Roberts
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