Wine lovers have a lot to celebrate next month as TWB – The Wine Bar at Provence Marinaside officially re-opens on May 1st after a three-year pandemic hiatus.
Originally launched in April 2013, TWB quickly established itself as the ‘go-to’ place for fabulous wines and delicious, casual bites.
Prior to the pandemic, TWB was famed throughout North America for having one of the largest wine selections on the continent.
That hasn’t changed, patrons can still expect to find an astounding 260+ wines (including 125 wines-by-the-glass) on offer from every wine-producing region around the globe.
Before the shutdown, TWB was renowned for its strong selection of sparkling wines and Champagnes – both by the glass and by-the-bottle.
That is still the case.
TWB’s selection offers 12 sparkling wines by the glass including four champagnes.
Wines-by-the-glass options range from value-priced selections at $9/gl to indulgences at $43/gl.
Additionally, patrons will see the return of the taps – Provence/TWB’s 32 taps will once again be flowing with a selection of wines, beers, and ciders.
Also returning to the food menu are some of TWB’s casual bites such as their fabulous Pomme Frites, Brown Butter Truffle Popcorn bucket, Crispy Calamari, Garlic Parsley Meatballs, BC Cheese Plate, Classic Fresh Oysters on the Half Shell and freshly-baked Warm Baguette with Jim Beam Butter to name only a few of the many crowd-pleasing favourites.
For those looking for a more substantial fare, Provence Marinaside’s full menu is available for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Happy/Tappy Hour returns daily to TWB from 3-5 p.m.
TWB aims at a casual Mediterranean vibe with a view overlooking the False Creek Seawall and Quayside Marina.
Whether you choose a sunny patio table, a seat at the wine bar or an intimate interior table, TWB makes for a great place in which to celebrate the victories of everyday living with wonderful wine and something delicious, be it a light snack or a full meal.
TWB-The Wine Bar is located next door to Provence Marinaside at 1167 Marinaside Crescent at the foot of Davie Street in Vancouver.