Yogis practice outside. Photo by Eli Christman via Flickr
Yogis practice outside. Photo by Eli Christman via Flickr

We’ve heard of hip-hop yoga, yoga with glowsticks and paddleboard yoga. But now, a San Diego restaurant is pairing the popular stretching and breathing exercise with wine.

The Wine Pub in Point Loma will host its first Vino Vinyasa on March 13 on its outdoor patio.

Owner Sandy Hanshaw said she came up with the concept after her husband attended a yoga class that included beer.

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“We just want to bring people together in an intimate environment, but also give them a chance to socialize,” Hanshaw said. “The vibe is about meeting people.”

But, it’s also an attempt to share the practice that Hanshaw personally loves. She said she’s been practicing for 10 years.

The yoga class will be led by Katie Polin, a local instructor that focuses on reducing stress levels and weight, while coping with anxiety and depression.

To purchase a $20 ticket or for more information, go to www.thewinepubsd.com.