Drinkers of the grape variety aren't hard pushed in Birmingham for relaxed and sophisticated vino venues. With everything from exclusive tasting sessions and scenic environments for date night to quirky restaurant bars and international tipples, settling down to a cold (or warm) glass of vino in one of these stylish haunts is a welcome escape. Check out our list of recommended wine bars in Birmingham.
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Last updated on 16th December 2024
On the hunt for Italian haunts serving a touch of vino? Fronting a cosy chic wine bar, Gusto is the watering hole to check out for its wide range of sparkling wine and Champagne. In addition, the venue knocks up quite the selection of pizza and pasta to get stuck into, as well as bottomless brunches for just £37.
Boasting lush interiors and Latin American plates, Gaucho is a top-notch choice for wine lovers. Situated near Cathedral Square, the restaurant has a sleek bar, slinging out the finest red, white and rose wine, as well as prosecco.
For a taste of Spain in Birmingham, look no further than Txikiteo, a buzzing tapas spot in the Jewellery Quarter. Specialising in pintxos - delicious small plates with big personality - the restaurant is perfect for sharing and socializing over food.
The menu is packed with Mediterranean delights, from grilled seafood to artisan cheeses, and there are plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans too. With a carefully curated wine list and an inviting atmosphere, Txikiteo is where traditional flavours meet modern dining.
While it might be known for its killer steaks and gorgeous rooftop bar, Marco Pierre White has a wine bar worth shouting about. Whether you like your vino full-bodied, peppery or fruity, their menu provides all the ideal dishes to pair your tipple with.
Known for being one of the best cocktail bars in Birmingham, All Bar One is a hotspot for after work drinks. Expanding out to the furthest reaches of the globe, the venue keeps their wine list global and varied. It's also a supreme spot for boozy beverages on the banks of the charming canals.
Rustic-chic meets botanical flair at The Botanist as wine-lovers can not only indulge in the quirky and well thought out interiors, but a selection of wines sourced from across the world that pair perfectly with their selection of BBQ-inspired plates.
If you're searching for wine bars in Birmingham city centre, Vagabond has a towering bar cart filled with various bottles of vino. Head here for an amazing evening of delicious tapas and steak sharers. The truffle fries are our personal favourite.
Tucked away inside Birmingham's premium Hotel Du Vin, The Bubble Lounge is an excellent choice. With an eye-goggling wine list and stock kept downstairs in the hotel's traditional wine cellar, you'll be set for luxurious drinks in this decorative and educated bar.
This stylish bar in the Mailbox complex know a thing or two about our favourite grape based tipple. With an extensive range of red, white, rose and sparkling wines to choose from, the venue boasts the indulgent surrounds making for one of the best wine bars in Birmingham.
Fronting specially imported vino from Toscana, Puglia Sicily, and many other parts of Italy, Fumo is hands down one of the best wine bars in Birmingham city centre. Along with lavish decor and scrumptious Italian fare, their list of Champagne also makes for a boujee (and boozy) affair.
1000 Trades might be beer notorious, but this Jewellery Quarter wine bar know what they're doing with the bottle too. From natural wine labels to international favourites, settle down in this laidback spot with friends, where on a good night, you might catch a spot of live music.
One of the best places for wine tasting in Birmingham, Loki Wine aims to tickle your taste buds with their awe-inspiring global selection of bottles. Upstairs is a classy lounge dedicated to chilled-out drinking while downstairs is reserved for sampling top-notch vino.
A casual favourite that thrives in independent style, Grace + James is a casual wine bar in Kings Heath that doubles up as a shop and deli. Hunker down on streetside tables or enjoy the natural light inside as owners Sophie and Henry Poultney share all they know about beautiful wine bottles.
