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Red, white, sparkling, dry - whatever you fancy there are plenty of bars serving great wine in the capital. From stylish wine bars to vino taverns, our critics' have rounded up the best bars in London with outstanding wine lists.
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This venture, named after the latitudes between which wine is produced, is a dark, concentrated basement for serious contemplation of wine and food matching. It's a real joy to be... Read 28°-50° Wine Workshop & Kitchen review
Tucked away in a courtyard accessible via an alley at the foot of Pentonville Road, this rustic, Andalucían-themed bar is dedicated to sherry. With room for only four or five tables, all... Read Bar Pepito review
Something seems awry at the clubby wine-bar adjunct of the usually reliable Gascon operation. Its banquette cushions are sagging, and the veneer is wearing thin on its tables. Read Cellar Gascon review
KWR's front-of-house wine bar and shop are textbook examples of how single-glass Enomatic dispensers have changed the game. An evening's drinking can be a self- or staff-guided... Read Kensington Wine Rooms review
Terroirs was among the first places in London to serve 'natural wines': unfiltered wines with no added acid, sugar or sulphur, made from biodynamically grown organic grapes... Read Terroirs review
The original Vinoteca in Farringdon is packed out most nights, so it's no surprise they have kept their winning formula for this second branch: it's a wine shop as well as a restaurant... Read Vinoteca review
When the Wonder Bar opened in 2007, occupying a red and blond wood space on a mezzanine above Selfridges' wine department, the concept seemed very attractive. The new... Read Wonder Bar review
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