El Postigo Vinos is a wine bar in Centro Sagrario, Granada.
El Postigo Vinos in Granada is the wine bar focused on Granada-province bottlings with Sierra Nevada Pinot Noir and Contraviesa-Alpujarras tintos by glass.
Food program: Iberian charcuterie and Granadina cheese
Tip: Closed Mondays; the Sierra Nevada Pinot Noir flight is the order if you want a Granada-only tasting.
Address: Cuesta del Caidero 7, 18009 Granada
Antigua Bodega Castaneda on Calle Elvira in Granada is a traditional wine taberna pouring house vermut, Jerez sherries and Andalusian raciones.
Signature pour: House Castaneda vermut on tap
Wine focus: Andalusian vermut and Jerez sherries
Food: Migas, morcilla and rabo de toro tapas
Tip: Around the corner from Bodegas Castaneda; both run free tapas but this one leans heavier on raciones.
Vinos Alpujarras on Plaza Bib-Rambla in Granada is the wine bar pouring exclusively from the Contraviesa-Alpujarras DO, paired with Trevelez jamon.
Signature pour: Bodega Cuatro Vientos high-altitude tinto
Wine focus: Wines exclusively from the Contraviesa-Alpujarras DO
Food: Alpujarran cheese, jamon Trevelez and morcilla
Tip: The bottle shop side sells the highest-altitude bottles to take home; the bar pours by the glass.
La Vinoteca on Calle Almireceros in Granada works a daily wine list of Andalusian and Spanish wines by the glass, with a Contraviesa-Alpujarras tinto on tap.
Signature pour: Vinos de Granada Contraviesa-Alpujarras tinto
Wine focus: Andalusian and Spanish wines by the glass
Food: Wine-pairing tapas and lunch menu del dia
Tip: The 13-euro lunch menu del dia includes a tapa and a glass of house wine; one of the citys best-value deals.
Bodega La Mancha on Joaquin Costa in Granada is the 1956 wine bar pouring Castilian reds from wood barrels with free tapas, an emblematic Centro taberna.
Signature pour: House tinto from the wood barrel
Wine focus: Castile and La Mancha reds since 1956
Food: Free tapas with every drink
Tip: The Sunday vermut tap is the order before lunch; cash preferred for the free-tapa rounds.
Vinoteca Castaneda inside the Bodegas Castaneda complex on Almireceros pours Granada-province bottlings and Andalusian sherries with Alpujarran cheese boards.
Signature pour: Bodegas Munana white from Granada province
Wine focus: Granada-province bottlings and Andalusian sherry
Food: Cured-ham boards and Alpujarran cheese
Tip: Same building as Bodegas Castaneda; the vinoteca side has wine focus, the tapas side runs free-tapa rounds.
Antigua Bodega Castaneda on Calle Elvira in Granada is a traditional wine taberna pouring house vermut, Jerez sherries and Andalusian raciones.
Signature pour: House Castaneda vermut on tap
Wine focus: Andalusian vermut and Jerez sherries
Food: Migas, morcilla and rabo de toro tapas
Tip: Around the corner from Bodegas Castaneda; both run free tapas but this one leans heavier on raciones.
Vinos Alpujarras on Plaza Bib-Rambla in Granada is the wine bar pouring exclusively from the Contraviesa-Alpujarras DO, paired with Trevelez jamon.
Signature pour: Bodega Cuatro Vientos high-altitude tinto
Wine focus: Wines exclusively from the Contraviesa-Alpujarras DO
Food: Alpujarran cheese, jamon Trevelez and morcilla
Tip: The bottle shop side sells the highest-altitude bottles to take home; the bar pours by the glass.
Taberna La Tana in the Realejo of Granada is the citys serious wine bar since 1993, run by the Gonzalez Martin siblings with 400-plus references.
Signature pour: Vinos de Granada Calicasas blend and aged Jerez Oloroso
Wine focus: Andalusian natural wines, sherry by the glass, VORS Jerez
Food: Pairing tapas of jamon, cheese and embutidos
Tip: Closed Sundays; ask Jesus or Luisa for the natural-wine flight if you want the deep Andalusian cellar.
La Vinoteca on Calle Almireceros in Granada works a daily wine list of Andalusian and Spanish wines by the glass, with a Contraviesa-Alpujarras tinto on tap.
Signature pour: Vinos de Granada Contraviesa-Alpujarras tinto
Wine focus: Andalusian and Spanish wines by the glass
Food: Wine-pairing tapas and lunch menu del dia
Tip: The 13-euro lunch menu del dia includes a tapa and a glass of house wine; one of the citys best-value deals.
Bodega La Mancha on Joaquin Costa in Granada is the 1956 wine bar pouring Castilian reds from wood barrels with free tapas, an emblematic Centro taberna.
Signature pour: House tinto from the wood barrel
Wine focus: Castile and La Mancha reds since 1956
Food: Free tapas with every drink
Tip: The Sunday vermut tap is the order before lunch; cash preferred for the free-tapa rounds.
Vinoteca Castaneda inside the Bodegas Castaneda complex on Almireceros pours Granada-province bottlings and Andalusian sherries with Alpujarran cheese boards.
Signature pour: Bodegas Munana white from Granada province
Wine focus: Granada-province bottlings and Andalusian sherry
Food: Cured-ham boards and Alpujarran cheese
Tip: Same building as Bodegas Castaneda; the vinoteca side has wine focus, the tapas side runs free-tapa rounds.
