Amo Eno centres around futuristic touch screen bar counters - a world first - which let you search their wines according to various filters including colour, tasting notes and price. Annoyingly the bar tops won't be fully functional for a few months (Microsoft has let them down) but you can buy a shot’s worth to taste or half/full glasses to drink by swiping your personal RFID card. It’s like an Octopus without the legs. If that wasn’t enough you can rate the wines before uploading your thoughts to Facebook but to be honest we think people should keep a little more to themselves.

If you like what you’ve tasted you can buy a bottle straight away, and beyond wines by the glass they have over 700 labels in stock. Sourced from around the globe, they have obscure vintages and verticals by the dozen sitting next to an extraordinary selection of glassware and decanters. They can essentially handle all your drinking needs but they also have a little restaurant serving snacks and sandwiches including a macaroni and cheese which is saucier than a Berlusconi bunga bunga party.

All but an electronic breathalyser.