December 30, 2025 - 0 comments
New Natural Wine Spots to Discover – December 2025
The world of natural wine keeps expanding, and new corners of the globe are embracing it with creativity and care. From bustling cities to hidden villages, these recently added venues stand out for their dedication to authentic flavors, thoughtful pairings, and wines made with respect for the land and the producer’s vision.
Bar Babel — Valencia, Spain
Bar Babel is a lively little spot in Valencia where natural wines take centre stage. Small producers from Spain and beyond fill the glasses, while the kitchen turns seasonal Mediterranean ingredients into playful sharing plates. It’s the kind of place where a simple vegetable dish can feel like a celebration when paired with a glass of wine that has a story.
Sohaila — London, United Kingdom
Sohaila brings natural wine and purpose together in the heart of Shoreditch. Think vibrant Lebanese-inspired sharing plates, low-intervention wines from around the Mediterranean, and a social enterprise spirit that trains and supports people in temporary accommodation. Eating and drinking here feels good, for your taste buds and for the world.
Brut Bistro — Gdańsk, Poland
Brut Bistro is Gdańsk’s neo-bistro with a love for seasonal, honest food and wines with personality. Their list features natural and artisanal bottles that are meant to be shared, sipped slowly, and talked about over dishes that celebrate local produce. Simple, thoughtful, and always surprising in a good way.
Frisk Fisk — Zurich, Switzerland
Frisk Fisk is a Nordic-inspired seafood and natural wine haven in Zurich’s old town. Sustainably sourced fish, mineral-fresh flavours, and wines that speak of the land and sea make every visit feel deliberate, yet relaxed. If you love seafood and wines that taste like their place of origin, this is your spot.
ChaoChao. vegan food and natural wine bar — Beijing, China
ChaoChao. pairs plant-based cooking with natural wines in Beijing. Seasonal vegetables, creative vegan dishes, and low-intervention bottles make it a vibrant, mindful destination. Here, every bite and every sip feels intentional, fresh, and full of character, a real gem for natural wine lovers in the city.
Xpedit — Vienna, Austria
Xpedit is a cozy neighbourhood wine bar in Vienna with a knack for natural, organic, and expressive wines. The food is seasonal and simple, letting the ingredients, and the wines, shine. Perfect for wandering into a friendly space, trying something new by the glass, and feeling quietly inspired.
Taberna A Filoxera — Padrón, Spain
Taberna A Filoxera is a lively tavern in Galicia where wine flows and plates are generous. From small producers to natural labels, the wine list is full of surprises, paired with classic Iberian dishes. It’s warm, relaxed, and the kind of place where locals and visitors mix, sip, and linger happily.
Club Michel — Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Club Michel is a modern Frankfurt spot for natural and small-producer wines alongside a creative European menu. The atmosphere is approachable but thoughtful, and every wine feels like an invitation to explore a new flavour, a new story, a new favourite producer.
Coyote Coffee & Deli — Budapest, Hungary
Coyote Coffee & Deli is more than a café, it’s a community hub for small-batch drinks and natural wines. Specialty coffee, casual eats, and a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere make it the kind of place you want to spend the afternoon, trying a glass here, a bite there, soaking up the city vibe.
Cork — Bilbao, Spain
Cork is Bilbao’s friendly wine bar where natural bottles meet Basque pintxos. The menu is small but thoughtful, the wines are expressive, and the vibe is casual yet full of character. A perfect place to dive into natural wine while nibbling your way through the city’s flavours.
Restaurant LUH — Lenk, Switzerland
Restaurant LUH in the Swiss Alps pairs alpine-inspired cuisine with a hand-picked natural wine list. Seasonal, local ingredients meet bottles that reflect personality and place, making every visit feel like a carefully considered journey through the mountains, a refined, relaxed stop for wine lovers.
