Gorgeous beaches, intense nightlife, and delicious cuisine are some things you can enjoy while in Miami. There are also a lot of activities that you can do in Miami. But there is one activity you shouldn’t miss out on when going there—wine splurging! There are tons of wine bars that can be found all around Miami, so to make it easier for you to check them out, we made this list of the best wine bars in Miami.
Here are the best Wine Bars you need to check out in the Magic City:
Happy Wine in the Grove

Not just a wine shop, the Happy Wine in the Grove is also a restaurant. They have more than a thousand labels of wine and a delicious menu of tapas that will make you want to stay awhile. Don’t let its small space deceive you, their selection includes wines from Italy, France, Argentina, and many other wine-producing regions worldwide.
They have some hard-to-find Spanish labels that include cavas, riojas, albariños, and many others. You can pair these with the Happy Wine’s chorizos, croquetas, and cheeses. Each day they host a $5 happy hour and beat-the-clock prices on Champagne from Sundays through Thursdays.
Sugar

Sitting atop the 40th floor of the EAST Miami hotel, Sugar gives you a spectacular view of Biscayne Bay. Enjoy sipping a glass of your favorite wine in their outdoor rooftop bar and garden-style lounge.
Revel in their extensive list of the best names in Champagne which includes Krug Grand Cuvée and Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque, among many others. From sparklers to magnums, you’ll never run out of wines to pair with their sushi rolls, prawn dumplings, and tuna tartare.
El Carajo International Tapas & Wines

Situated inside a gas station, El Carajo has one of the best wine selections in town. Its unassuming location is a novelty in itself. This is so unlike Sugar that boasts amazing scenery. But wait till you see their impressive wine labels.
El Carajo offers over 40 types of wines that you can buy by the glass and some 1,500 bottles from Spain and the rest of the world. They also serve a full-Spanish tapas-style menu which includes tortilla Española and dulce de leche crepes, to name a few.
Lagniappe House

Voted one of the top wine bars in America by Wine Enthusiast, going to Lagniappe is a must if you are in Miami. This outdoor wine bar will remind you of a family backyard with its mismatched furniture, string lights, and a barbeque grill. Pick your wine from the large coolers holding 150 well-known wine options.
Enjoy the very casual mood and vibes of a laid-back Cajun family get-together. Pair your wine with their assortment of cheeses and charcuterie while listening to jazz music.
Abaco Premium Wines

If bespoke wines are your thing, then Abaco Premium Wines is the place for you. The swanky location and Abaco’s pricing may seem intimidating to some, but selection-wise, theirs is top-notch. This wine shop/tasting room boasts of a staff of certified sommeliers, guaranteeing that you’ll get only the best.
The stylish interiors host walls filled with a diverse range of bottles from all around the globe. iPads are available for customers to browse through their selection if what they want isn’t on display. Abaco also holds wacky events such as Salty Donut dessert and wine tasting and blind wine tasting classes.
Vinos In The Grove

This small but cozy wine bar gives the right ambiance if winding down is your goal for the day. Vinos in The Grove has easygoing and helpful bartenders. They’ll help you decide which wine from their stocks is perfect for your mood or to pair with their regionally themed cheese boards.
The owners take pride in crafting their own wines in their Argentinian vineyard. You can enjoy these in the bar’s outdoor space or wonder at their wine-glass chandeliers in the 10-person bar inside. Vinos holds a weekday happy hour that features $6 glasses of reds and whites.
Bunbury

Another Argentine wine bar and restaurant, Bunbury, is rustic, cozy, and has a laid-back atmosphere. You can choose to wine and dine indoors or alfresco and just give in to their vast array of Argentinean, Chilean, or other Latin American labels.
With a live DJ taking care of the music, you can enjoy the delectable menu of their edible treats. This includes charcuterie which they call picadas, and mini empanadas, among many other choices. Their fruit-filled sangrias, Moscato mojitos, and Malbec basil juleps are crowd favorites.
The Wine Vault at St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort

Sipping your favorite wine is always better with live music. If you’re in the St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort, don’t forget to stop by The Wine Vault for this wine and music experience. Their signature cocktails, such as the Lychee Martini and the champagne-based Honeydew Fizz, will make your visit even more fantastic.
The atmosphere at The Wine Vault is chic, contemporary, and lively. They have an in-house sommelier who will help you choose from their extensive stocks. Imagine this: more than 2,500 bottles from 400 vineyards coming from 14 different countries.
BarMeli69

In the mood for Mediterranean wine? BarMeli69 is the bar for you. This bar specializes in wines from Sardinia, Sicily, Mallorca, Greece, and many other wine-producing regions the world over. Its location in a small shopping center alongside a hair salon and a gym makes it a real gem for wine lovers in Miami.
There’s indoor and outdoor seating, plus live music every Friday and Saturday evening. Their wine list is impressive, with various whites, roses, reds, and many more. Their “raw wine” selection is highly commendable if you’re into organic and sustainable.
Perry’s Steakhouse

From handcrafted cocktails to non-alcoholic mocktails, Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille will make sure that you’ll get their best. Their wine staff are knowledgeable and will guide you in choosing from their wide array of magnums and double magnums.
This Texas-inspired bar and grill offer seafood dishes aside from the usual steaks and pork chops. Ask their staff about the perfect dish and wine pairing to get the best wine and dining experience. This is because Perry’s made sure to have some of their wines crafted explicitly for the items on their menu.