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The Cork and Tap: Coeur d'Alene's Newest Wine Bar

There's this neat little spot in Coeur d'Alene where Paula and I have been spending some time the past few weeks. It's The Cork and Tap, Coeur d'Alene's Newest Wine Bar.
Over the past weeks, with the owner's help we've both learned a great deal about wine. We have even found a couple red wines that we both like. Until now, neither one of us have ran across a red wine we like. The owners Micheal Dimico and Trisha Maddy, really know their stuff. They were both more than willing to spend time with us finding the right wines. 


Items for sale.
Currently they stock over 100 different types of wine and over 70 different beers. 

Items for sale
The Cork & Tap has four beers on tap and three types of wine available for testing every day. They also sell and refill growlers plus they now carry the 2.25 gallon "Party Pig" beer dispenser. 
Tasting Room

You can find out more by visiting their Facebook page. Hop on over and take a look!

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