Tucson, Arizona: Concrete Wine Bottle
The big wine bottle might survive any DWI parking lot mishap. And drinking this much wine would indeed make your head feel like cement.
Boondocks Lounge
- Address:
- 3306 North 1st Ave., Tucson, AZ
- Directions:
- I-10, E. Prince Road west to 1st Avenue. Right on 1st, bottle is on the left side at Boondocks Lounge.
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Fresh paint and an updated look makes this a flashy feature while driving by.
[Adventures Of Cluckleberry Hen, 12/17/2022]We made it a point to see this when passing through Tucson. It is in very good shape and was nicely painted. Great photo op!
[Ursula Rogers, 01/08/2006]
There are two wondrous regional icons spotted in the city limits. First, a stunning 20-foot grapevine-encrusted purple concrete wine bottle (with a mysterious locked door tempting passerbuys with its promise of a gargantuan hangover), at the Boondocks Lounge. And a full-sized matador with black cape flying over a full-sized charging bull are frozen in eternal chilling combat outside the Casa Molina Restauraunt on Speedway Ave.
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