The Wine Cellar
Since Pre-Revolutionary times, Boston's upper Beacon Street has enjoyed periods of unprecedented mercantile, cultural and political wealth. In the eighteenth century, three large mansions lined Beacon Street.

One of these magnificent mansions was the home of Edward Bromfield Jr. Today, the site of Mr. Bromfield's mansion is Boston's premier destination for unrivaled cuisine, service and ambiance – The Wine Cellar at the Federalist. Built on the foundation of the 1722 mansion, with double vaulted ceiling and wine racked along the walls, the cellar is truly unique and impressive.

The Executive Chef utilizes his artistic imagination in the preparation of dishes ranging from quintessential New England classics to contemporary French-American cuisine. In addition to his suggestions, we will customize menus to suit your taste.

Choose from our wine list, which is unique in vintage and selection. This list, one of the few of its magnitude in New England and the country, features vintages from the
1700's to the present, and is sure to satisfy the most discriminating palate.

We will be pleased to assist you with flowers designed by our
in-house florist, custom menu printing and design, linen choices, audiovisual aids and equipment, photographers, entertainment and much more.

Whatever your occasion, The Wine Cellar, Boston's most original meeting room, located on the lower level of The Federalist, is the perfect place to create an event that will leave a lasting impression on your guests. For seated functions, we can accommodate parties of 45 people or less, and for cocktail style receptions we can accommodate parties up to 75 people in size.

The Wine Cellar-the ultimate in private dining.

Please contact us at winecellar@xvbeacon.com or 617.670.7525