Vintopia! Gold Coast

Bringing you a blissfully unique and social way of ‘wining’ on a Friday afternoon.

The format of Vintopia is simple. Take a seat at one of the preset tables and let our tasting guru come to you. Taste nine wines plus receive a full glass of your favourite. All wines presented are available to purchase by the glass and bottle at the bar. Our Vintopia ‘trio of dips with wood-fired bread’ and ‘charcuterie board’ are also available to purchase at the Eventbrite checkout.

Tickets: $20 + booking fee. Your ticket to Vintopia gets you a tasting of all nine wines plus a full glass of your favourite.

The Island Rooftop is open until late every Friday with DJs, cold drinks, tasty eats and open-air Gold Coast vibes.

Check out the upcoming dates below:

‘FROM WHERE YOU’D RATHER BE’ – FRIDAY 17TH JUNE
While international travel is in its infancy again, we’re bringing wines to satisfy your thirst for wanderlust at Vintopia. Sit back, relax and sip on some of the best drops from expert wine makers across the globe — no annual leave or quarantine required!

‘BOLD & THE BEAUTIFUL’ – FRIDAY 15TH JULY
Like any good soap opera, there are occasions when wine needs to step up and make things a little more interesting on the palate. Cue the reds that know how to pack-a-punch! Take a deep dive into full-on-flavour with this hearty range of gutsy reds.

‘CHAOS THEORY’ – FRIDAY 29TH JULY
Maths + Wine = Chaos Theory — a mysterious journey into a quantum labyrinth of varietals and flavours. Are deterministic laws at play, or have we rolled the dice on a selection of top-notch wines for you to discover?Only Einstein knows the answer.

‘SIP 101’ – FRIDAY 12TH AUGUST
Who doesn’t love learning about the classics? Books, movies, grapes! These top drop varietals have a long-established reputation across the globe, truly deserving their reputation as timelessly stylish.

‘NEW WORLD VS OLD WORLD’ – FRIDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER
There is no doubt that the humble grape has been giving us good times for several millennia. We think it’s about time we compare some varieties from the old world (think Italy, France and Spain) with similar varieties from their new world counterparts.