Wine Bars in Rome
My first time to Rome. A celebration in itself (my birthday) but also a gastronomic adventure. The Roman cuisine, and even more the Lazio wines, who I didn’t know anything about.Historically, the region was always associated with white wine – the Fascati and the Est!Est!Est being two of the most famous ones. White wines prevail in the region and wine markers have moved on from overpowering, rich whites to drier, crisp one. A new discovery within the whites was the Malvasia grape, which I personally ignored.
However we were surprised to taste and try a lot of very promising red wine. Most are based on Montepulciano, Sangiovese, Cabernet or Merlot. With such a variety, albeit not very well known Lazio wines, it surprised us that many wine bars do not offer a variety of Lazio wines. Yet Lazio wines are worth a try and although the ‘big’ Italian names are so attractive (and cheap) to order in a wine bar I still think the local wines deserve attention.
Some of the wine bars we tried, loved and recommend in Rome are:
Cantina Paradiso
Via S. Francesco a Ripa 73
Tel: 06/ 58 99 799
Trastevere/ Roma
Via S. Francesco a Ripa 73
Tel: 06/ 58 99 799
Trastevere/ Roma
Enoteca Antica
Via della Croce 76b
Tel: 06/ 67 90 896
Roma
Via della Croce 76b
Tel: 06/ 67 90 896
Roma
Mimi & Coco
Via del Governo Vecchio 72
Tel: 06/ 68 21 08 45
Roma
Via del Governo Vecchio 72
Tel: 06/ 68 21 08 45
Roma
Shaki
Via Mario de Fiori 29a
Tel: 06/ 67 91 694
Roma
Via Mario de Fiori 29a
Tel: 06/ 67 91 694
Roma
Spiriti
Via S. Eustachio 5
tel: 06/68 33 691
Roma
Via S. Eustachio 5
tel: 06/68 33 691
Roma
VinAllegro
Piazza G.T. Arquati 114
tel: 347/ 77 53 505
Roma
Piazza G.T. Arquati 114
tel: 347/ 77 53 505
Roma


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Nothing beats a glass of Frascati sitting in a Roman square watching the world go by, but there are some interesting reds coming from south of Rome.
thanks for this well written blog.
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