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Chicago’s wine scene is getting a vibrant springtime boost as the much-anticipated Uncorked: Chicago wine festival makes its grand return for the 6th annual celebration on Saturday, March 14. Hosted at the iconic Field Museum, this immersive evening promises to delight oenophiles and casual tasters alike with an unforgettable blend of global flavors, artful pairings and lively ambiance. 

An Evening of Global Wine Exploration

From 6:30 PM to 11 PM, attendees 21 + will have the opportunity to sip and swirl more than 100 wines and bubblies from around the world in one spectacular setting. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or new to the wine world, Uncorked: Chicago caters to all palates — including non-alcoholic options with a zero proof lounge featuring standout NA wines and creative mocktails. 

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But the experience goes beyond the bottle. Guests can explore the Field Museum’s remarkable exhibits, enjoy delicious bites paired with favorite varietals, and dance the night away to a curated soundscape spun by a live DJ. 

🎟️ Ticket Options for Every Taster

The festival offers tiered ticket experiences to fit different tastes and styles:

  • 🎩 VIP Admission — $120
    Be among the first in with earliest entry at 6:30 PM, enjoy fewer crowds, access to an exclusive downstairs VIP area with premium wineries and elevated offerings, and receive a $15 cafe food voucher

  • 🍷 Early Admission — $95
    Enter at 7 PM, enjoy four full hours of access and tasting, plus lighter crowds during the first hour. 

  • 🍇 General Admission — $80
    With entry at 8 PM, this option provides three hours of festival access and tastings — perfect for a spirited evening with friends. 

All ticket types include wine tasting and light bites during the first two hours, and attendees can visit the museum café for heartier fare throughout the event. 

Raise your glass and get ready to “uncork” the best of the wine world — all under one roof at the Field Museum this March! (For tickets and more info, visit: uncorkedwinefestivals.com)

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