The Guide by Vana

Natural wine bars in London

10 natural wine bars in London, each one on the Guide on merit.

  1. 107 Wine Bar

    107 Wine Bar

    Natural wine bar · European · Clapton

    The old P. Franco brought back to life under a leftover cash-and-carry sign. Ten natural wines by the glass and a chef cooking French on two induction hobs at the back.

    Mostly walk-in, though a few tables go up online. The kitchen only runs Wednesday to Saturday.

  2. Aspen & Meursault

    Aspen & Meursault

    Natural wine bar · Battersea

    Sunny Hodge brings the Diogenes the Dog philosophy to Battersea. Low-intervention wine with an argument behind every pour, for people who want the bottle explained.

    Ask the team to talk you through a glass; the whole place is built to convert natural-wine sceptics.

  3. Bar Blondie

    Bar Blondie

    Natural wine bar · Queen's Park

    The Milk Beach site reborn: a 160-bin low-intervention list from an award-winning sommelier, poured beside a proper southern-European kitchen doing fresh pasta, grilled sharing plates and artichoke alla Giudia. More restaurant than wine bar, and adults only.

    Come on a tasting or chess night - the cultural programme is half the reason to be here. Strictly 21 and over, and closed Mondays.

  4. dan's

    dan's

    Natural wine bar · Dalston

    A Dalston natural wine bar with a sharp, ever-changing list and a crowd that cares about what's in the glass.

    Go early on a weekday and let the staff pick your glass; the list rotates weekly.

  5. Le Regret

    Le Regret

    Natural wine bar · Leytonstone

    A tiny natural-wine bar with a lived-in, regulars-and-good-bottles quality.

    There is a small standing spot at the back called Le Coin du Cochon where you can watch the kitchen.

  6. Naughty Piglets

    Naughty Piglets

    Natural wine bar · Brixton

    A natural-wine bar with a rotating chef-residency, laid-back but serious. French-leaning plates and an extensive low-intervention list.

    Walk in for the jambon-beurre served Wednesday to Saturday between noon and 2pm.

  7. Streatham Wine House

    Streatham Wine House

    Natural wine bar · Streatham

    A wine bar and shop on Streatham Hill leaning hard into organic and biodynamic growers. Sit in for a themed table tasting of three pours, or pull a bottle from the 300-strong shelf to take home.

    Order a table tasting rather than a glass: three pours from one region, with someone telling you how each was made.

  8. Top Cuvée

    Top Cuvée

    Natural wine bar · Highbury

    A spacious Highbury natural-wine bar off Blackstock Road, daily-changing organic bottles and modern small plates. Come for the wine and the room.

    The bar counter and the patio are kept back for walk-ins, so you can get in without a booking.

  9. Veraison Wines

    Veraison Wines

    Natural wine bar · Camberwell

    Patrycja Lorek ran the floor at 10 Cases before opening this small Camberwell room. Four reds, four whites and a weekly staff pick for a fiver, drawn from growers most lists never reach. Drink in, or take a bottle home.

    Drink in or take a bottle home; it works both ways.

  10. Yuki Bar

    Yuki Bar

    Natural wine bar · Asian · London Fields

    A 20-seat arch from an ex-Noma and P Franco sommelier.

    Go early or be ready to wait, as the bar holds only around twenty and does not take large groups.

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The most are in Battersea (1) and Brixton (1), and the rest are across 8 more areas.

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