The Best Wine Bars In Milan
The Fashion Capital Of The World also happens to be known for its love of the drink! It's 1980s rise in global standing for fashion, thanks to local brands such as Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and Versace, lead to the phrase Milano da bere, or "Milan to be drunk" - and there's no shortage of places to pony up and drink well in the in vogue city. Here are five wine bars you must pop by during your next visit to Milano.
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Cantine Isola - The energy of walking into Cantine Isola, I imagine, is much like it was when they first opened in 1896. That's 127 years ago! Today they continue to welcome us in, offering wines by-the-glass or the ability to open any bottle from their incredibly stocked shelves. One of the best details: they fill the entire bar with tapas, small plates, cheese & charcuterie, bruschetta, delights from the land and sea...any and all of the food is available to you when you're buying wine. You'll definitely opt for a second glass (or bottle.) cantineisola.com
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Langosteria - When looking for an establishment with bravado and class, Langosteria is your place. They have recognition from both Michelin and the World's Top 50. The cultural footprint extends to their additional locations: on the coast of Ligura, Paris, St. Moritz, and a forthcoming London location - Milan, though, is their flagship. The wine cellar is deep, and ready for raiding. Their specialty is seafood, so get ready to pair with oysters, branzino, loup de mer, and allllllllllll the langoustines. You deserve a fancy experience, with delicate touches. langosteria.com
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Tannico wine bar - Step into the new world of wine with energy and vibe. Tannico's boutique is located within the Mercato Centrale, where you can shop from the different shops and artisans, and dogs are welcome! Their focus is on producers from all over the world, and they have an emphasis on skin-contact and funky wines. tannicowinebar.it
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Ceresio 7 - We all deserve a sexy rooftop wine bar in our lives, and Ceresio 7 showcases one of the most memorable views in all of Milan. The polished service with wood and marble decor make the perfect environment to pop a bottle of Franciacorta, Barolo, or Brunello di Montalcino at sunset. The classic Lombardian food menu isn't afraid of some modern touches, you may even want to drink some French wine here. ceresio7.com
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N’ombra De Vin - Wine is holy, in origin and in practice. No where in Milano can you have more connected holy experience than at N’ombra De Vin. Located inside the 16th Century refectory of the Agostinian Friars who would have roamed the pews and halls of the Basilica San Marco, right next door. Open from 10am-2am (closed on Sunday), you take in a breakfast meeting, have a spritz lunch, power happy hour, or make dinner out of it! The outdoor space is excellent for people watching along Via San Marco, while inside the dimly lit bar is great for a first date or romantic evening away. nombradevin.it
