Venture off the beaten path to discover Rome's secret wine bars and local favorites.
WineGreetings, fellow wine adventurers! Duane McLaughlin here, ready to take you on a tour of Rome’s lesser-known, yet utterly charming wine spots. Forget the tourist traps; today we explore the hidden gems where locals go to sip and savor.
First up, Il Vinaietto, a historic hole-in-the-wall near Campo de' Fiori. This tiny spot is a local favorite for its vast selection of reasonably priced wines and its no-frills, friendly atmosphere.
Hidden in the winding streets near Piazza Navona, La Vineria is a quaint enoteca that feels like a well-kept secret. With a focus on small, independent wineries, it's the perfect place to discover new favorites.
In the heart of Trastevere, Enoteca Trastevere is a gem for those who appreciate a good glass of wine in a cozy, unpretentious setting. Their selection of Italian wines is exceptional, and the staff are always happy to share their knowledge.
Il Goccetto, though slightly more known, still retains its charm as a local hideaway. With its ancient wooden interiors and an impressive array of wines, it's a must-visit for any wine lover.
Each of these spots offers a unique glimpse into Rome’s vibrant wine culture, away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist-heavy areas. So, grab your map and let's go wine exploring!