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An Idiot's Guide to Wine

WHEN Jul 25, 2026 - Jul 25, 2026

ADRESSE Nick's Comedy Stop

About This Event: Great wines, great jokes, perfect pairing. The Australian sensation, An Idiot's Guide to Wine, is making its way to Boston to deliver an evening of comedy and wine tasting. Guests will have the opportunity to sample six different wine varietals from around the world while enjoying a hilarious stand-up show written by Merrick Watts. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or a total beginner, you'll giggle and gulp your way through a night where the hardest part will be not to spill your wine while laughing. Get your tickets for An Idiot's Guide to Wine in Boston! An Idiot's Guide to Wine is produced by Fever under license from Grapes of Mirth Pty Ltd.
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Highlights

: A hilarious comedy show paired with a curated tasting of six different wine varietals Written by Merrick Watts, the only comedian in the world to possess a WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) level 3 qualification Embark on a wine adventure with six unique wines, each offering its own distinct flavor For couples, friends, or solo attendees, An Idiot's Guide to Wine offers the perfect blend of laughter, learning, and liquid courage
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Duration:: approximately 70 minutes
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Location:: Nick's Comedy Stop Language: the show is performed in English
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Age Requirement:: 21+ with valid ID Accessibility: Accessibility: the venue is not ADA accessible at this time Please consult the FAQs of this experience here here Alcohol consumption is voluntary. Non-alcoholic drinks are available for an additional fee, not included in the ticket price Guests are not allowed to record or take photos of the experience. If this rule is not followed, or if any photos or videos taken are not deleted when requested, guests may be asked to leave