Madrid
Madrid is the Spanish wine capital. The wine bar scene runs deep — from sherry bars in La Latina to the natural wine wave in Malasana and the heritage establishments in Salamanca.
Lavapies · $$
Heritage tapas and wine bar. The wine list is mostly Spanish with a focus on Rioja and Ribera del Duero. The bartenders are knowledgeable.
Lavapies · $$
Madrid s oldest tavern, 1830. The wine list is short and reliable. The crowd is mixed local and slightly older. Cash preferred.
Salamanca · $
Heritage vermouth bar. The vermouth on tap is the move. Cheap, busy, and authentic. No food. Open daily from 1pm.
Malasana · $$$
Wine merchant with an upstairs bar. The list is global with a deep Spanish layer. Best for a serious wine evening.
Sol · $$
Macerated spirit and wine bar. The natural wine list is short and considered. The food is small Spanish plates done well.
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1929 sherry bar. Five sherries on the wall. No photographs allowed. Cash only. The bartender writes the bill on the bar in chalk.
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Madrid wine prices are friendly. A serious glass costs 4 to 7 euros. The food is tapas and small plates. Eat with the wine.
Heritage tapas and wine bar. The wine list is mostly Spanish with a focus on Rioja and Ribera del Duero. The bartenders are knowledgeable.
Madrid s oldest tavern, 1830. The wine list is short and reliable. The crowd is mixed local and slightly older. Cash preferred.