In "de vinos" is announced the mood and theme of the outing.
There's a well known expression, "salir/irse de p****" meaning going out to pick up some ladies of the red district.
It's pretty informal, and it has regional variations.
"De (algo)" also is by extension used to describe a way or cause. For instance, "irse de boca" can both mean "to be indiscreet" or "to be cheeky or extremely rude", that is, saying what would have much better remained unsaid.
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