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    Lincoln Park Wine Fest in Chicago

    An outdoor Chicago wine festival with ticketed tasting sessions, wine booths, food vendors, and on-site guidance.

    Chicago

    About the event

    Outdoor tasting sessions in Jonquil Park

    Lincoln Park Wine Fest is an outdoor, open-air wine festival in Chicago built around ticketed two-hour tasting sessions at Jonquil Park. Guests receive a souvenir glass and tasting credits, then move between booths to sample different wines within the session format rather than a seated tasting program.

    Named wine styles and food vendors

    The wine lineup names California Cabs, Italian Prosecco, South American Malbecs, and local Midwest pours. The booth format is described as a mini wine expo, with selections available across the grounds for tasting and discussion rather than a single guided flight.

    Food vendors are part of the event, with artisanal cheeses, chocolates, and small bites available alongside the tasting sessions. The food component is presented as pairing-oriented, supporting the wine sampling rather than replacing it with a full dinner format.

    Guidance, entertainment, and organizers

    Sommeliers and brand ambassadors are on site to assist attendees and talk through the selections at the booths. The program also includes live entertainment, with DJ sets and live music performances included as part of the festival.

    The festival is hosted and organized by Wrightwood Neighbors Association and Special Events Management. Bucket Listers serves as the ticketing partner for admission, while the event’s core format remains the ticketed tasting session with booth-based wine sampling.

    Frequently asked questions

    What wines are featured at Lincoln Park Wine Fest?

    The festival description names California Cabs, Italian Prosecco, South American Malbecs, and local Midwest pours as part of the tasting booths.

    How does the tasting format work?

    It is structured as an outdoor, open-air wine festival with ticketed two-hour tasting sessions. Guests receive a souvenir glass and tasting credits to use at the booths.

    Is food available at the event?

    Yes. Food vendors offer artisanal cheeses, chocolates, and small bites alongside the wine tastings.

    Who is available to help with selections?

    Sommeliers and brand ambassadors are on site to assist attendees and discuss the wines.

    Who organizes the festival?

    The event is hosted and organized by Wrightwood Neighbors Association and Special Events Management.

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