15 Best Wine Shops in Munich

WirWinzer combines an extensive online wine selection with a Munich base on Widenmayerstraße, offering delivery and bottles sourced directly from winemakers. Its reasonably priced mixed cases provide an approachable route into German wine, making it easier to explore different bottles before returning to established favourites.

Weinberg is a Munich wine store on Edelweißstraße specialising in carefully selected wines, with an emphasis on smaller producers and a personal, welcoming approach. The selection spans European regions, and the team provides useful guidance for anyone looking to move beyond familiar bottles.

"einfach geniessen" brings together grower Champagne and distinctive wines at Schertlinstraße 17 in Munich. Its selection includes bottles such as Champagne Fleur de Craie Blanc de Blancs brut nature 2021, Premier Cru cuvées and Chardonnay Malterdinger 2022, with a clear focus on characterful producers rather than routine supermarket labels.

VINVIA in Munich’s Maxvorstadt combines a wine shop with engaging tasting seminars at Schellingstraße 47. Its sessions turn wine education into a relaxed evening, pairing clear presentations about regions and styles with guided tasting.

Topics such as wine sensory analysis and South African wine make it a strong choice for curious beginners, returning enthusiasts and anyone looking for a sociable way to learn more about the bottle in their glass.

Saffer’s WinzerWelt at Ohlmüllerstraße 1 offers a polished selection centred on Italian wines, complemented by bottles from Austria, Germany, Spain, France and beyond. The range favours distinctive producers and less predictable labels, with Prosecco and gift-worthy choices adding breadth. Its own description points to more than a century of experience and Munich vinotheques, giving the shop a strong specialist identity.

World of Wine’s main Giesing shop at Hans-Mielich-Platz 1 combines a broad range with a distinctly personal way of choosing bottles. The selection spans more than 900 wines from the Krawczyk family’s own estates and carefully chosen partners, from Bouzi Naturel Malbec and Riesling to mature Bordeaux and sparkling options for special occasions.

VINI e più in Munich’s south-west brings together a compact, carefully chosen selection of lesser-known Italian and Portuguese wines, alongside German bottles, spirits and delicatessen products. The shop’s welcoming character suits shoppers looking for a thoughtful bottle or a distinctive food gift rather than a predictable supermarket choice.

Near Munich’s Schlachthof, Rindchen’s Weinkontor is a spacious wine shop on Zenettistraße, with a broad assortment covering both Old World and New World bottles.

VINOVIT in Maxvorstadt offers European wines from Italy, France, Germany and neighbouring regions, with a useful mix of approachable bottles and a smaller premium selection. Its Arcisstraße 55 shop is a convenient place to browse, while regular tasting evenings create an opportunity to discover styles beyond the familiar favourites.

GARIBALDI Bogenhausen offers a broad wine selection in a relaxed setting on Richard-Strauss-Straße. The shop is suited to unhurried browsing, with polite service and an atmosphere that makes it possible to enjoy a coffee or glass of wine outside beneath the magnolia view. Its range gives shoppers plenty of scope, whether they are choosing a familiar style or exploring something new.

Der Weinladen Machacek has been part of Munich-Neuhausen since 1998, with a shop where wine is treated as something personal rather than interchangeable. The Volkartstraße 10 address is home to an extensive range imported directly from selected family-run estates in France, Italy and Austria, alongside well-priced bottles, attractive labels and Spanish almonds that make excellent additions to a gift.

BERGWEIN is a focused Munich address for South Tyrolean wine, sparkling wine, spirits and delicacies. At Corneliusstraße 18, the shop presents more than 500 bottles and related specialties, including regional producers, South Tyrolean women winemakers and sparkling options such as Arunda. The selection is curated around the region’s varied landscapes and wine culture rather than a generic international mix.

For wine buyers who want breadth without losing personal guidance, Oberhuber Weine combines a substantial selection with warm, attentive advice. The range accommodates different budgets, making the shop useful for both an everyday bottle and a more considered purchase.

La Cantina is a welcoming wine shop on Elisabethstraße in Schwabing-West, with a compact selection of Italian and German wines and a distinctly local feel. Its friendly setting also lends itself to a relaxed coffee stop, with Italian biscuits adding a simple food pairing to the bottle selection.

Delivery is available, while the shop suits a quick visit for shoppers looking for an approachable bottle, a small gift or an easygoing taste of Italian wine culture in Munich.

The Ramersdorf branch of World of Wine at Balanstraße 182 packs an impressive range into a compact shop. More than 900 wines cover approachable everyday choices, vintage bottles and sparkling options, with examples ranging from Bouzi Naturel Malbec and Riesling to mature Bordeaux. The family-run selection, built around own estates and carefully chosen partners, gives the address genuine breadth.