Nightlife in Merano

Forsterbraeu Merano ★ 4.3

18 by the glassMerano (Corso Liberta)

Forsterbraeu Merano runs since 1869 on Corso Liberta in central Merano - a classic Tyrolean stube with house-brewed Forst beer at one end of the menu and a serious South Tyrolean wine programme at the other.

The list: South Tyrolean wine list with a Cantina Merano focus; by-the-glass Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon and the Vinschgau Riesling selection from Falkenstein and Unterortl

Tip: Ask for the Vinschgau Riesling flight - Falkenstein and Unterortl bottlings from the high-altitude valley west of Merano are the regional signature.

Tree Brasserie ★ 4.3

16 by the glassMerano (Belvedere)

Tree Brasserie on Via Belvedere is a contemporary Merano kitchen with a sommelier-led South Tyrolean wine programme. Lagrein Rose, Schiava and the seasonal whites by the glass alongside an Italian-international wine list.

The list: Curated South Tyrolean and Italian list with by-the-glass Lagrein Rose and Schiava; sommelier-led pairings with the contemporary brasserie menu

Tip: The Lagrein Rose by the glass is unusual for Merano - the house also pours from the Cantina Merano Pinot Bianco range. Try a sommelier flight matched to the chef's menu.

Meraner Weinhaus enoteca lounge ★ 4.6

40 by the glassMerano (Quarazze)

Meraner Weinhaus is the region's largest independent enoteca, with around 3,000 labels, a 40-wine Enomatic tasting selection and a curated South Tyrolean range.

The list: Around 3,000 wines (South Tyrolean, Italian and international) and the option to taste a selection of 40 wines by Enomatic; sparkling and spirits

Tip: Use the Enomatic to taste across price tiers - 5 ml, 25 ml or 75 ml pours from each of the 40 active bottles. The South Tyrolean range is exhaustive.

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