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15+ spots to drink wine in and around San Antonio

Check out these local wine bars + wineries around the 210

SATXtoday: Casa Guipzot Wine Bar

Try out Mexican wine at this downtown wine bar.

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San Antonio is know for its margaritas, but did you know we have a number of wineries and wine bars around town? Sure, you could drive an hour to Fredericksburg, or even catch a flight to Napa to enjoy a fresh glass ... but who has the time?

No need to whine, we’ve gathered 18 wine bars + wineries in and around San Antonio to visit today.

Downtown

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Come to Saint Paul’s Square and experience their newest wine bar, Anne’s Wine Bar.

Anne’s Wine Bar, 1170 E. Commerce St.
Enter through Francis Bogside and experience crafted cocktails, light bites, and a wide variety of European + California wines. Pro tip: Join this spot for daily happy hour from 4 to 8 p.m.

A Perfect Day Wine Bar, 803 S. Saint Mary’s St.
Adjacent to Gimme Gimme, this modern neighborhood wine bar serves up small bites, Negronis, and a selection of house wines.

The Board Couple, 2218 N. Zarzamora
Did you know this charcuterie business, founded by Monica Nino and Bryan Gonzales, also serves wine? Stop by for a glass or split a bottle with food off its cafe menu. You can even buy a bottle to take home. Pro tip: Ask about half case + full case deals.

Casa Guipzot, 118 S. Sabinas St.
This boutique in the heart of San Antonio specializes in Mexican wines. Tasting are offered Wednesday through Sunday for $35. Find something you like? Customers can take home a bottle to enjoy. Don’t miss: Check out its wine club.

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Sip a glass (or two) at Re:Rooted 210 Urban Winery in this mixed use urban town center.

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Re:Rooted 210 Urban Winery, 623 Hemisfair Blvd. Ste. 106
Located steps away from Civic Park, this wine bar features kegs of wine, cider, and mead. Pro tip: Order one of the sommelier curated wine flights.

Central

Go Fish Wine Bar, 125 W. Grayson St.
Do you like seafood with your wine? Then this Carpenter Carpenter creation is for you. Indulge in its revamped food menu and pair it with wines from around the world. Pro tip: Swing by for half-priced bottles every Wednesday.

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Take virtual wine classes at this local wine bar.

High Street Wine, 302 Pearl Pkwy., Unit 104
The recently renovated space and updated menu is a perfect wine oasis located in the Historic Pearl. Don’t miss: Vinapalooza Thursday, Aug. 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. featuring wines from iconic producers from around the world.

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Swing by this wine bar on Saint Mary’s near downtown San Antonio.

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Little Death Wine, 2327 N. Saint Mary’s St.
You can’t miss this colorful building on the Saint Mary’s Strip. They serve wine by the glass and bottle with light bites. This spot also hosts a variety of food pop-ups throughout the year. Pro tip: Visit them on Wednesdays for $1 oyster night from 5 p.m. to sell out.

Whisper Path Cellars, 12123 Jones Maltsberger Rd.
Book a wine tasting for $18 and try five wines. Don’t miss: Shop its online store.

Vintage Wine Bar & Specialty Foods, 555 W. Bitters Rd. Suite 112
Come explore over 150 different wines and grab some bites at this small European-styled kitchen.

Wine 210, 387 Babcock Rd. #2
This Black-owned wine bar + shop features wine flights, food menu, a wine club, and reoccurring events throughout the week. Pro tip: This is a cashless establishment.

Outside the loop

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This family owned and operated vineyard just north of Loop 1604 has live music, Italian food, and award-winning wines.

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In Contrada Vineyard and Kitchen, 27490 Smithson Valley Rd.
Sample six world class wines for $28 and keep your glass at the end of your trip.

Copa Wine Bar & Tasting Room, 9141 Stone Oak Pkwy., Ste. 704
Join owners Jeff + Angie Bridges and try out their selection of European, domestic, and sparkling wines. Pro tip: Check out the bar’s weekly wine series.

Daniel Lane Vineyard, 30790 Blanco Rd., Ste. 101
Since 2000, this cozy wine bar Bulverde is a great spot for a night of fun and entertainment. Come out for music and its curated wine list with wines from around the world.

Oak Valley Vineyard, 27315 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd.
Plan a date night, or your wedding, at this romantic hidden Hill Country gem. Here, guests can enjoy wines from Texas, California, Oregon, France, and Italy. Pro tip: Reservations are required.

Indulge Wine Bar, 21 Truss Dr.
The newest luxurious wine bar and tapas spot in Boerne is located inside the interior design firm, Finishing Touches. This spot offers wines by the glass and light bites. Pro tip: Enjoy happy hour Tuesday through Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m.

Senoritas Wine Bar, 5514 Lone Star Pkwy., #109
Venture into Alamo Ranch to enjoy charcuterie, craft beer, and of course, wine. Don’t miss: Karaoke every Thursday from 8 to 11 p.m.

Sip Wine Garden Cibolo, 232 Brite Rd. #125
Just a short drive north on I-35, this wine bar is a great place to unwind. Customers can enjoy live music on Fridays, four types of wine flights, exclusive bottle service, and a variety of wine by the glass. Don’t miss: Half priced wine all day Tuesdays and a $25 flatbread pizza + wine bottle special every Wednesday.

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