Miami Beach Restaurant Guide

Upon entering the golden shrine on Lincoln Road, one will find gleaming automated dispensing systems scattered throughout the walls. Dispensing what you ask? Wine, and lots of it. The service couldn't be easier with your favorite red's, blushes and whites all sampled by the glass. By the glass means more than just a little swig of wine, guests can have a modest one ounce glass, or move to three ounces or for the bold-a five ounce glass awaits. If there ever was the inclination that self-serve was only meant for fast and low budget venues, Eno's Wine Bar is changing that notion. Self-serve is the way to serve, but just watch your glass (for as soon as the wine tastes like water, you know you've numbed your senses a tad). The new-concept gives wine lovers, and self-proclaimed enthusiasts a chance to further perfect their passion (by drinking more).

With sample selections from Europe, South America and beyond, you can burn away memories of the dull "house white" and insert a handful of choices from across the world. There is even the chance to grab a $20 wine card that will start the night out with even more practical convenience.

Eno's Wine Bar also offers a variety of small appetizers and snacks like smoked salmon with Brie to balance out the fluid intake. Rest assure there will be enough wine and food to go around, again and again.

If you can still stand Eno's also offers tutorials, guided tours, product fact-sheets and information that you'll need to know for the next trip to the bar. These additional details will help you know if that spritz of St. Joseph is just a bit too bubbly, or that rich Syrah will put you over the edge. These are important things to know indeed.