Wine bars worth going to in Bristol

As Martin Luther once said, “Beer is made by men, wine by God.” There’s nothing quite like it, especially if you treat yourself to a glass of wine after a long tiring day. Luckily, Bristol’s bar scene understands the residents’ needs well; there are plenty of reputable venues to choose from where you can enjoy delicious drinks and food. We’ve prepared a list of our top picks of wine bars to make the decision easier for you.

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Snobby’s is a restaurant and a wine bar in one where you can put your feet up and soak in the cosy atmosphere. You can expect friendly service and a homely interior. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick nibble before a night out or sharing a relaxing meal with friends, the menu tempts with a variety of dishes (think focaccia for a side and arancino as a main). You can hardly find a better combo than Italian food and wine but if you’re a passionate wine lover who craves something more, the venue offers wine tasting sessions and life drawing where you can drink your favourite tipple with a twist.

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Bar 44 is the local’s favourite as it effortlessly captures Bristol’s spirit with art-filled space and a friendly atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to socialise and introduce your friends to fine wine, and the drinks menu certainly doesn’t disappoint. On the generous list, you can find various types of wine varying from dry and sweet to sparkling. It can be supplemented by tapas (think sourdough bread, olives, patatas bravas) ready to be divided between you and your friends. If you’re looking for a place to make your Friday night extra special and share both delicious food and unforgettable memories, Bar 44 will be your best bet.

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If Italian food and wine go exceptionally well together, steak and wine come a close second. The Cow & Sow is a chophouse with a hefty wine list, where you can relax after a long day at work. On the food menu, you can find nibbles such as roasted nuts and small plates including black pudding bonbons or a veggie sharer with avocado scotch egg, buffalo cauliflower, Bombay bites, popcorn tofu, house bread, olives or confit garlic, which is perfect for an evening out with friends. As well as exceptional wines, The Cow & Sow also serve up some impressive cocktails; try the Dirty Cow Martini if you’re in the mood – a mix of Black Cow vodka, dry vermouth and olive brine. Whatever the occasion, The Cow & Sow will satisfy your palate and help you have the well deserved break you need.

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Kask
cuisinesWine Bar, Vegan Friendly, Small Plates

Kask was born from the desire to build social connections while sipping on delicious wine and the dream soon became a reality that exceeds expectations. As per the bar’s motto ‘Say No To Shit Wine’, the menu consists of the finest wine prepared by independent producers who use natural solutions. The menu changes regularly, but expect to discover a nice variation every time. Once you’ve decided on the drink of your choice, you can combine it with a selection of cheese or various snacks such as truffled nuts, olives, sourdough and meat dishes. The interior is both cosy and classy, which makes it a great spot for a date or a catch up with friends.

Veeno is an evening idea for the whole family (yes, that includes the furry family members too) as it boasts fine wine and delicious food in a simple but cosy setting. The venue is all about top quality and traditional heritage. You can order a set food menu where each dish is paired with a glass of wine. If you want to taste classic wine straight from Sicily, you can try their signature experience that involves six wines to taste with Italian meats and cheese.

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