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Expert Advice

At Winestone, every bottle earns its place on the shelf. We look for wines with character, balance, and a sense of where they come from, whether it’s a longtime favorite or something new to discover. The result is a shop filled with bottles we genuinely believe in and are excited to recommend.

Join us for our weekly Saturday tastings, where we open a thoughtful lineup of wines and give you a chance to discover something new before you bring it home. It’s casual, welcoming, and a great way to taste through different regions, grapes, and styles with guidance from people who know and love the wines.

Whether you know exactly what you like or have no idea where to start, we’re here to help. Our team knows the bottles on our shelves and loves matching people with wines that fit the moment, the meal, and the budget. No snobbery, no pressure. Just thoughtful guidance and a good bottle to take home.

The Winestone Difference

At Winestone, we want buying wine to feel easy, not intimidating. Our shop is designed differently, but the idea is simple: good wine, thoughtfully chosen, at fair prices. You may not see the same big-name bottles you find everywhere else, and that is intentional. We look for wines with character, balance, and value, and we taste what we buy so we can stand behind what is on the shelf.

What matters most is helping you find the right bottle. Maybe it is for dinner, a gift, a party, or just week night pizza. We are happy to talk through what you like, what you are eating, and what you want to spend. Our team brings years of restaurant and wine experience, but we keep the conversation practical and friendly. We also carry a small, carefully chosen selection of spirits and sake, and if there is something you are looking for, just ask and we'll try to special order it.

"IInstantly became my new favorite wine shop in the Boston area. Patrick is extremely knowledgeable and has always recommended me great wines. Amazing selection and good prices. This is definitely the shop to go for your wine! "

Jen Beachell

"Winestone is a wonderful attitude-free resource. I can walk in hunting the perfect burger wine or pairings for an eight course dinner menu and confidently leave with a great bottle for each course matching my budget. Patrick and his staff are deeply knowledgeable, thoughtful and great to work with. Don’t let the low-key shop exterior fool you-this is a serious place run with a smile."

Kate Neave

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"I love this wine store, it sources unique wines globally and offers the full spectrum of flavor palettes at all different price points. I always walk away with something delicious to bring as a gift or take home to try. The owner keeps a log of my purchases so I don’t forget what I like! this is a family run store owned by local people who love wine and neighbors! try it out. "

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"We had a wonderful experience at Winstone thanks to Patrick, the owner. He helped select a beautiful variety of wines for my friend’s wedding, and his recommendation of a Sancerre was the best I’ve ever had, it’s now our go-to wine. Patrick is patient, knowledgeable, and incredibly helpful. Highly recommend Winstone for both special occasions and everyday favourites.."

Fred Schape

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Join us Every Saturday for Wine Tastings from 12-5 pm

May 16: Springtime in Italy

Spring has fully arrived in Italy, and this week, it looks like it may finally be starting here too. We’re leaning into the moment with a lineup of fresh, vibrant Italian wines that feel just right for warmer days, longer evenings, and food that gets a little lighter.

This tasting travels from the hills of Veneto to two very different corners of Tuscany, then on to Le Marche, with four wines that show just how varied Italian wine can be. There’s a bright, mineral white from the Valle d’Agno, a pale Tuscan rosé with a Provençal wink, a fresh and floral Rosso di Montepulciano, and a juicy Rosso Piceno from the hills between the Adriatic and the Apennines.

In other words, Italy in spring: lively, colorful, food-friendly, and ready for the table. Come taste with us.

2023 Masari AgnoBianco: $16

A bright, mineral Veneto white made from Riesling and Durella, with citrus, white flowers, herbs, and a creamy-crisp texture from lees aging. Fresh, fragrant, and great with oysters, grilled shrimp, goat cheese, or spring vegetables.

A juicy Rosso Piceno from Le Marche, blending Montepulciano, Sangiovese, and a little Merlot. Red currant, wild strawberry, licorice, and a spicy finish make it an easy table red for pasta, grilled sausages, roasted chicken, or aged cheese.

A pale Tuscan rosé inspired by Provence, made from Sangiovese and Prugnolo Gentile. It’s crisp and polished, with wild raspberry, strawberry, citrus, white peach, and a clean mineral snap, perfect for antipasti, grilled shrimp, or anything salty and summery.

2025 Il Rosé di Casanova della Spinetta: $22

2024 Poderi Boscarelli “Prugnolo” Rosso di Montepulciano: $29

A fresh, ruby-red Tuscan wine made from Prugnolo Gentile and Mammolo, with cherry, plum, violet, and a little savory spice. No oak here, so the fruit stays bright, perfect for pizza, tomato pasta, salumi, or pecorino.

2021 Failoni Rosso Piceno: $25