Where to buy: independent bottle shops, cooperatives and producers' own shops, for the bottles you cannot get at home.

329 wine retailers in 49 regions · 13 countries

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Editors' picks

The best wine retailers we cover

Our highest-rated wine retailers, at most two per region so every corner of the map gets a look.

4.8 Sicily · Politeama, Palermo Enoteca Picone Historic Palermo enoteca since 1946 with 7,000-plus labels; ground floor is a full retail shop by day with a focus on Sicilian artisan producers... 4.8 Santorini · Episkopi Gonias Estate Argyros Cellar Shop The cellar-door retail outlet of Estate Argyros holds an extensive Vinsanto library, including 4-, 12- and 20-year-old bottlings plus library... 4.8 Friuli-Venezia Giulia · oslavia Gravner Estate Shop Gravner estate shop at Oslavia with the full Gravner amphora range including Ribolla Gialla Anfora, Bianco Breg Anfora and the Rosso Breg Pignolo,... 4.7 Bordeaux · Tourny quarter, Bordeaux Badie Vins Founded 1880, Badie is Bordeaux's most venerable independent caviste, stocking over 3,000 references from all appellations including vertical... 4.7 Franciacorta · erbusco Cantine di Franciacorta Wine Store Reference Franciacorta enoteca since 1994 at Villa Pedergnano, with the widest Franciacorta selection at winery prices (1,200+ labels across 500... 4.7 Franciacorta · adro Dispensa Franciacorta Enoteca Vittorio Fusari's Franciacorta enoteca at Torbiato with 700+ Franciacorta-focused labels for retail and aperitivo, plus a connected osteria... 4.7 Santorini · Oia Domaine Sigalas Shop The cellar-door wine shop of Paris Sigalas's estate in Baxedes, north of Oia. Stocks the full Sigalas range including the single-vineyard... 4.7 Sicily · Ortigia, Siracusa Enoteca Solaria Ortigia institution since 1987; 2,000-plus labels with a focus on natural and artisan producers; triple Slow Wine award winner for best Cerasuolo... 4.7 Friuli-Venezia Giulia · cormons Enoteca di Cormons (Shop) Cormons municipal enoteca on Piazza XXIV Maggio with a curated bottle shop pouring every Collio member producer at cellar prices, the historic... 4.7 Beaujolais · Belleville-en-Beaujolais La Maison des Beaujolais Caviste The largest single-location Beaujolais wine shop in France with 600+ references at winemaker prices, covering all 12 appellations. Master... 4.7 Champagne · Reims historic centre Les Caves du Forum A Reims caviste set in 16th-century chalk caves carved 9 metres underground, with more than 4000 references of champagne, French wines and spirits. 4.7 Bierzo · Ponferrada Mencía & Godello Benito Otero's Ponferrada vinoteca and online shop, stocking DO Bierzo almost exclusively, from co-operative bottles to the region's scarcest parcels.

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  • Abruzzo: Photo by maury3001, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
  • Alentejo: Photo by Antonio Araujo on Unsplash
  • Alsace: Photo by Adam Baker on Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
  • Alto Adige: Photo by Hubert Berberich on Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
  • Baden: Photo by Hanna Schwichtenberg on Unsplash
  • Beaujolais: Photo by Jameson Fink on Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
  • Bierzo: Photo by malditofriki on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
  • Bordeaux: Photo by Angell Guillén on Unsplash
  • Brda: Photo by neiljs on Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
  • Burgenland: Photo by Christian Holzinger on Unsplash
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  • Douro Valley: Photo by Maksym Kaharlytskyi on Unsplash
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  • Languedoc: Photo by Hakon Grimstad on Unsplash
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  • Penedes: Photo by Aleix Ventayol on Unsplash
  • Pfalz: Photo by Bernd Dittrich on Unsplash
  • Piedmont: Photo by David Salamanca on Unsplash
  • Priorat: Photo by Juan Emilio Prades Bel, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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