San Francisco
Bin 415 Wine Tastings & Private Tours

Bin 415 Wine Tastings & Private Tours

Bars & Breweries in San Francisco

5.0 89 Google reviews

+1 415 851 57 11Inside the Fairmont Hotel, 950 Mason St, San Francisco, California 94108 · Nob Hill

Bin 415 Wine Tastings & Private ToursBin 415 Wine Tastings & Private Tours, photo 2Bin 415 Wine Tastings & Private Tours, photo 3Bin 415 Wine Tastings & Private Tours, photo 4

Where to find them

Inside the Fairmont Hotel, 950 Mason St, San Francisco, California 94108

Free newsletter

More of San Francisco in your inbox

Local news, new businesses and what's on from The SF Brief, once a week.

Get directionsOpen in Maps

About

Bin 415 Private Tours offers luxury private Napa wine tours and Sonoma wine experiences, hosted by a Certified Sommelier. Travel in comfort with a Mercedes GLS as you explore world-class wineries and enjoy curated tastings tailored to your palate. For guests staying in the city, our exclusive wine tasting San Francisco experience is located inside the Fairmont Hotel, where sommeliers guide you through rare and premium wines. Dedicated to hospitality and personalization, Bin 415 creates unforgettable wine tasting experiences in both San Francisco and Napa Valley.

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Parking

  • On-site parking
  • Paid parking garage

Hours

Monday
8 AM to 7 PM
Tuesday
8 AM to 7 PM
Wednesday
8 AM to 7 PM
Thursday
8 AM to 7 PM
Friday
8 AM to 7 PM
Saturday
8 AM to 7 PM
Sunday
8 AM to 7 PM

More Bars & Breweries in San Francisco

Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar Bar
Located at the iconic Fairmont San Francisco hotel, Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar has delighted guests with its tropical décor, decadent libations and Polynesian-fusion cuisine since 1945.
Top of the Mark Cocktail bar
Steeped in history, the Top of the Mark is a nostalgic venue that has long been a favorite of San Franciscans and visitors from every corner of the world. Since 1939, the Top of the Mark steadily attracts people in for the panoramic views of the ever-changing San Francisco skyline, and continues to add to San Francisco’s rich and colorful history. To the people who live here and visitors all over the world, the Top of the Mark is much more than just a bar – it’s a landmark, a tradition, and an experience.
San Francisco Sports Grill & Bar Sports bar
Pub grub & draft beer are served at this laid-back sports bar with ample TVs & daily breakfast.
The Summer Place Bar
The Summer Place is a classic San Francisco cocktail bar located at Bush & Mason serving Lower Nob Hill for over 60 years. Known for expertly crafted cocktails, an extensive spirits selection, welcoming hospitality, and a timeless atmosphere, it blends neighborhood charm with elevated drinks. Whether you're stopping in for a casual happy hour, date night, or late-night cocktails, The Summer Place offers an authentic San Francisco experience.
Pacific Cocktail Haven Cocktail bar
Elevated cocktails, punch bowls, beer & wine poured in a dramatic, stylish space with a lively vibe.
Moongate Lounge Cocktail bar
Low lit seasonally rotating cocktail bar with natural wine and small bites served in a contemporary lounge above Mister Jiu's restaurant. The space doubles as a popular event space that often has DJ's that play on a Meyer Sound system.
Tunnel Top Lounge and Bar Cocktail bar
Intimate 2-story bar atop the Stockton tunnel, with funky beer-bottle decor & rotating DJ nights.
Stookey's Club Moderne Cocktail bar
Stookey’s Club Moderne, located between Nob Hill and Union Square, is a cocktail lounge evoking the style of post-prohibition San Francisco (1930-1940). The bar’s classic cocktails and Streamline-Moderne design, brings its guests back in time and into the mood of Dashiell Hammett’s San Francisco.
The SF Brief

© 2026 The SF Brief.

Get a concise look at what’s happening across San Francisco, from neighborhood changes to citywide decisions. Subscribe for local context that helps you follow the city without sorting through the noise.

© 2026 The SF Brief.