
The Mediterranean-style wine shop "Planet Wein" in Berlin-Mitte focusses on great service and advice.
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Wine shops are the first stop in Berlin for a well-chosen bottle and honest advice. From small specialists in Kreuzberg to larger selections in Charlottenburg, wine shops carry labels for every occasion.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as wine shops, from regional growers to international classics. Many offer tastings, courses and recommendations that make buying a pleasure.
Browse the shops below to find the best wine shops in Berlin, compare selections and prices, and pick your next bottle.

The Mediterranean-style wine shop "Planet Wein" in Berlin-Mitte focusses on great service and advice.



The Rutz wine bar in Berlin Mitte stands for what many wine bars promise but few deliver: a wine list with over 900 positions, with a focus on Riesling, complemented by down-to-earth German cuisine from the kitchen of a three-star chef. On Chausseestraße, you can relax in a way that is rare at this level.








The Weinlobbyist in Berlin Schöneberg is a sophisticated bistro and hip wine bar in one, offering a large selection of wines and sparkling wines with a changing gourmet menu.






The Zenner Beer and Wine Garden in Alt-Treptow is one of Berlin's oldest and largest beer gardens, located directly on the Spree River in Treptower Park. Classic beer garden culture meets a contemporary drink and food menu here, with views of the Island of Youth.





Located at Fasanenplatz in Charlottenburg, the F37 Wine Bar & Art Gallery houses Berlin's oldest art gallery, reimagined as a wine and champagne bar. Changing exhibitions, curated wine tastings, and a historic building with modern elements make this venue a cultural landmark near Ku'damm.

Since 1994, Ottenthal Restaurant & Wine Shop in Charlottenburg has been the most reliable address for Austrian cuisine in Berlin. On Kantstraße, classic Alpine cuisine and over 300 Austrian wines combine for an evening that tastes like Vienna but belongs in Berlin.

In Friedenau, directly in the listed Goerz Courtyards on Rheinstraße, the Weinladen Schmidt dynasty and TV chefs Ralf Zacherl and Mario Kotaska have created a vinophile pleasure workshop that unites wine retail, wine bar, and restaurant under one roof. The concept is as simple as it is captivating: the wine rack is the wine list.




The wine shop Schmidt is an old specialty shop in Berlin-Hermsdorf and an institution in terms of wine.




The established wine and glass company “Wein und Glas Compagnie” in Berlin-Wilmersdorf has been offering high quality wine for more than 30 years.







The Maison des Champagnes presents a selection of carefully chosen wines as well as various different champagnes

The wine shop Chez Bruno in Berlin-Zehlendorf specializes in French wines as well as gourmet snacks such as cheese.

At Walter-Benjamin-Platz in Charlottenburg, Antonio Bragato has created a Berlin institution: Il Calice combines a wine bar, vinotheque, and upscale restaurant under one roof. Those who secure a spot here will find one of the city's most impressive Italian wine lists.




An Italian wine bar in Prenzlauer Berg that has been attracting regulars from all over Berlin for years: Sorsi e Morsi on Marienburger Straße stands for Sicilian and Apulian wines, generous antipasti platters, and a living room atmosphere that is rarely found with such natural ease.

Wein & Vinos focusses on Spanish wine and has six branches in Berlin. Headquarters of the wine merchant is the shop in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
The cozy and well-stocked shop "Nix wie Wein" in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg has a large range and also offers wine seminars.





Since 1989, the wine shop “Suff” supplies its Kreuzberg district with wine. The range contains about 500 types of wine.

Since its opening in 1996, the assortment of Weinerei in Berlin-Mitte has grown steadily.



Good wine is a science of its own: What does a good Weißherbst taste like? What is the difference between a Riesling and a Dornfelder? What are Spain's main grape varieties?

In the basement of an old building on Mittelstraße, directly between Friedrichstraße and Humboldt University in Mitte, beats the heart of one of Berlin's most famous wine bars. Freundschaft combines Austrian tavern culture with a serious wine list and a counter where you stay until the lights go out.

The popular wine bar in Neukölln combines seasonal cuisine with delicious natural wines.







Spiritus Mundi in Berlin-Wedding is permently closed.





The historical Weinhaus Huth is known as the “last house standing” at Potsdamer Platz after the fall of the Berlin Wall. These days it offers enough room for a restaurant, delicatessen store as well as a wine store all led by Lutter & Wegner.