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Wine has a thriving scene in Berlin, from natural wine bars to specialist merchants and German riesling. Around Mitte, Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg, wine lovers find cosy bars, expert shops and tastings spanning classic and low-intervention bottles.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for wine, from natural wine bars to merchants and tasting rooms. Some focus on German and European classics, others on natural, organic and biodynamic wines from around the world.
Browse the venues below to find the best wine in Berlin, compare selections and prices, and plan your visit.
Vinos on Knesebeckstraße in Charlottenburg is one of six Berlin branches of the wine shop, which was founded in Kreuzberg in 1996 as Wein & Vinos. The range includes over 1,800 wines, cavas, and sherries, exclusively from Spain and Portugal. At the in-store after-work tasting, you can sample the entire program for 15 Euros.
The Copenhagen Wine Shop started in 1997 as "Nix wie Wein" and has been called the Copenhagen Wine Shop since moving to Kopenhagener Straße 72 in 2015. The wine shop in Prenzlauer Berg focuses heavily on natural wine, orange wine, and Pet Nat, but also carries champagne starting from 35 Euros. Those who want to delve deeper can book one of the wine seminars starting from 20 Euros.
In Kollwitzkiez on Rykestraße, Allan's Breakfast Club & Wine Bar serves creative brunch with Eggs Benny, kimchi waffles, and French toast. Enjoy their in-house rosé from Provence and Spritz on the terrace.
On Bänschstraße in Friedrichshain, away from the main entertainment streets, Vineria del Este serves Spanish tapas and wine in a tavern that doesn't care about trends.
On Eisenacher Straße in Schöneberg, in a quiet residential street rather than a bustling nightlife area, Carlos Tapas Bar serves classic Spanish tapas with wine and sangria.
Just a stone's throw from Savignyplatz, the June Wine Bar is located on Knesebeckstraße in Charlottenburg: warm light, a sophisticated wine list, and cuisine that demands to be taken seriously.
Since 1989, the wine shop Suff on Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg has been selling wine, currently around 500 varieties, a third of which are from Germany. About 160 wines are organic, around 40 of them natural wines. Seminars for 10 to 12 people cost 39 to 49 Euros, and on the same evening, there is an 8 percent discount on the entire range.
After closing its location on Bänschstraße, Maximilian Lissek moved his tiny brewing system to House 9 on the RAW site in 2018. They brew a Pilsner, a Dark beer, and a Wheat beer, plus a special beer that alternates between a Cold-hopped, a Pale, and a Black beer. Among Berlin's breweries, this is one of the smallest and most unpretentious.
Weinerei at Veteranenstraße 17 near Weinbergspark is the wine shop for the Forum wine bar on Fehrbelliner Straße. The core of the selection consists of organic wines from the family-owned Simon Stumpf winery in Franconian Volkach, supplemented by wines from friendly winemakers from Germany and abroad. Every wine from the shop is also served at the Forum.
The wine bar close to Kottbusser Tor offers a wide range of good wines – mostly from Germany and France.
Weinkehr in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a combination of wine shop and bar that focuses on wines from Hesse.
Georgian hospitality with fireplace warmth in Prenzlauer Berg: Restorani Tbilisi at Arnimplatz combines Caucasian grill cuisine, handmade Khinkali, and exquisite Georgian wines with the crackling fire of a natural stone fireplace.
The wine house dates back to 1779 and was a Royal Court Supplier from 1824. Today, it is located on Luisenstraße behind the Reichstag. Celebrations are held in the Weinbogen, an entire arch of the city railway accommodating 130 guests, in the wine shop among wine barrels, or in two cellar private rooms for eight people or more. Over 100 selected wines are available.
Von Tisch zu Tisch is a high-quality delicatessen store during the day and becomes Berlin's smallest gourmet restaurant in the evening.
In Charlottenburg, in the historic brick wine cellar on Goethestraße, couples learn together what's truly in the glass. The Berlin Wine School combines wine seminars and gourmet evenings in a way that neither lectures nor bores.
The popular wine bar in Neukölln combines seasonal cuisine with delicious natural wines.
Since 2013, the Tipperary Berlin Irish Pub has been bringing authentic Irish pub culture to Wedding, specifically to the up-and-coming Sprengelkiez on Triftstraße. Live music on Saturday evenings, Pub Quiz on Mondays, and a spacious sun terrace make this Irish pub a staple in the neighborhood.
Anyone looking for authentic Southern Italian focaccia pizza in Friedrichshain will sooner or later end up on Straßmannstraße. Since 2010, Pomodorino has been baking fresh pizza by the meter daily and serving it on rustic wooden boards, directly from the hands of Neapolitans.
Berlin Kutschfahrten as operator offers all kinds of different tours in horse-drawn carriages, anything from a historical tour through Berlin over a nocturnal tour to an adventure tour.
A seasonal menu with fresh fish and meat dishes as well as regional vegetables are classically refined. The portions fill you up, are lovingly prepared and taste great even on cold days in the warm garden pavilion.
The restaurant Paulinski Palme in Berlin-Neukölln offers a late breakfast menu for their guests on the weekends.
The restaurant Alois Oberbacher has moved and now offers a slighty modified concept of Alpine cuisine focusing on the good, honest Schnitzel.
You can't get lucky enough and the wine bar Schwein in Berlin-Charlottenburg stands for culinary happiness with exquisite wines, delicious long drinks and good food.
The Mondo Sardo is a classic Italian restaurant with Sardinian specialities, located in Prenzlauer Berg's Winsstraßen neighbourhood.
