Lite Wine is a wine bar in Almagro, Buenos Aires.
Almagro natural-wine bar leaning into Argentine pet-nat, skin-contact and small-producer Torrontes. Vegetable plates, no-list approach (host picks).
Food program: Vegetable-forward small plates
Address: Honduras 3779, C1180 Buenos Aires
Aldo Graziani's wine-led restaurant in Monserrat: 600-plus labels selected via blind tasting; bottles at retail plus modest corkage. Deep by-the-glass list.
Signature pour: Cabernet Franc from Lujan de Cuyo
Wine focus: Argentine focus, 600-plus labels, Malbec and Cabernet Franc
Food: Argentine bistro with parrilla
Palermo Soho wine shop-bar focused on small-batch Argentine bottles. Knowledgeable team, daily by-the-glass list and Friday tastings; a discovery counter.
Signature pour: Single-vineyard Malbec by the glass
Wine focus: Argentine boutique producers, small-batch Malbec
Food: Picada plates
Bar Notable El Federal in San Telmo doubles as a serious wine room after 18:00. Argentine bottle list across all regions; the corner has poured since 1864.
Signature pour: Bonarda by the glass
Wine focus: Argentine across regions
Food: Sandwiches and Argentine cheese plates
Self-pour Villa Crespo wine bar with 100-plus Argentine labels on Enomatic machines; prepaid card, pour your own half or full glass, tapas to share.
Signature pour: Self-pour Malbec flight
Wine focus: Self-pour: 100+ labels by the glass
Food: Tapas and Argentine charcuterie
Half bakery, half wine bar in Palermo Soho. Naturally fermented bread, country charcuterie, small-producer wines from Patagonia and the Calchaqui Valley.
Signature pour: Patagonian Pinot Noir
Wine focus: Argentine natural and small-producer
Food: Sourdough sandwiches and charcuterie
Palermo Hollywood vinoteca-restaurant with one of the city's deeper Argentine cellars. Bar seats for half-bottles and snacks, or a table for the bistro menu.
Signature pour: Aged Catena Zapata Malbec
Wine focus: Argentine fine wine list, deep verticals
Food: Modern Argentine bistro
