After serving a sell-out crowd unlimited pours of wine and beer, last year, the 15th annual L.A. Wine Fest will once again return to Long Beach on June 6 and 7.

The massive event catering to everyone’s inner oenophile—one that provides unlimited pours upon entry of both beer and wine along with a special ticket that gives access to “boutique wineries”—attracted 5,000 attendees last year and is expected to draw the same types of numbers when it returns to the Pike Outlets in Downtown Long Beach.

This year’s list of wineries include:

• Ascension Cellars *
• Bolt to Wines *
• Dracaena Wines *
• Goldschmidt Vineyards
• Heringer Estates Winery, LLC
• Lapis Luna Wines
• Lasorda Family Wines *
• Lott Family Cellars *
• Navarro Vineyards
• Nectar Of The Dogs Wine *
• New Zealand “NZ” Wine Navigator
• ONEHOPE Wine
• PRP Wine International
• Riboli Family Wine Estates
• Silva Road Wine *
• South Coast Winery
• Vinemark Cellars *
• Wilson Creek Winery

*Denotes a special ticket upon entrance.

Exhibitors

• Cypress Grove
• Dale Michele
• Dissertation Soap
• EKP Creation Candle Co.
• Farm Fresh To You
• Froma Cheese
• Goufrais Southern California
• Gourmet Blends
• Kissy’s Creations
• Romeo Chocolates
• Sogno Toscano Tuscan Dream
• Wine Treasurers – Unique Finds for Lovers

Food Trucks

• Cousins Maine Lobster
• Slammin’ Sliders
• The Berlin Truck

Breweries

• Common Space Brewery
• High Water Brewery
• Peroni Italy
• Reel Brew Co.
• Rekorderlig Cide

And a little bit more info on those food trucks: Cousins Maine Lobster is the truck offshoot of the restaurant just launched in Los Angeles. It offers everything from lobster tots to lobster tacos. Slammin’ Sliders has a seemingly endless list of sliders and The Berlin Truck is known for their takes on grilled cheeses and sausages like their curry chicken grilled cheese and mac’n’cheese dog. All three were at last year’s event and organizers say more might be on the slate as the event approaches.

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Tickets to L.A. Wine Fest start at $50 for a general admission ticket, which includes entrance to the festival and a commemorative glass. Their all access entry ticket, for $75, includes early entrance into the festival, a commemorative glass and wine tastings from over a dozen gem Boutique Wineries, which are defined as producing less than 2,500 cases of wine each year. This sale ends Jan. 29.

Brian Addison is a columnist and editor for the Long Beach Post. Reach him at [email protected] or on social media at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.