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Bars that pour far more than a house red and a house white, so you can explore without committing to a bottle.
Singapore · Telok AyerNapoleon Food & Wine BarAbout 32 French wines by the glass from Enomatic
Singapore · Bukit PasohBig Wine FreaksAbout 40 by the glass, in Zalto stemware
Bangkok · PloenchitRiedel Restaurant & Wine Cellar40 wines by the glass from a preservation system
Bali · UluwatuHidden Gem Restaurant & Wine Lounge40 wines by the glass on a clifftop
Hanoi · Hoan KiemEtēsiaUp to 40 by the glass, including Coravin pours
Saigon · Thao DienMAD Wine Bar & Eatery30+ wines by the glassEvery bar here is wine-first: a real list, a proper choice by the glass and people who know what they are pouring. No hotel lobbies padding out the numbers.
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Wine has become one of the region's most interesting drinks scenes. Singapore's Telok Ayer and Keong Saik shophouses are full of natural-wine bistros and big by-the-glass bars, Hong Kong's Soho and Sai Ying Pun have some of Asia's best small cellar bars, and Bangkok has built a lively independent scene along Sukhumvit and Silom despite some of the highest wine taxes in the region.
Kuala Lumpur, Bali, Ho Chi Minh City, Jakarta, Hanoi, Manila and Taipei each have their own set of bars and bottle shops, many run by sommeliers and importers who pour what they love. Wine Go Where brings them together in one place, with honest details on what each bar pours, how to book and when it is open. It's part of the Go Where family of guides, alongside Cocktail Go Where, Craft Beer Go Where and Rooftop Go Where.
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