The best wine bars in Stockholm

As the areas first wine bar, Hornstulls Bodega, focuses on an excellent and varied wine list from Europe. The intimate joint is located in uber-trendy Tjoget and run by two renowned sommeliers (previously Djuret and Pubologi). Industrial-chic vibes and NYC-cool aesthetics dominate the space.

You'll find one of the city's most charming wine bars and restaurants in a rustic cellar in Kungsholmen. Wijnjas has been around since 1979 and since then they've been serving serving hundreds of different wines to explore alongside cheese and other food. You can count on great advice from the knowledgeable staff.

19 Glas has wholeheartedly embraced its wine bar-concept and the outdoor-seating area even features stools resembling wine corks. The ambiance is relaxed and welcoming, boasting an ambitious wine collection and servers educated in the art of fine wine. 19 Glas is one of the best wine bars in the city, apart from its excellent wine offering, 19 Glas offers a fine-dining experience at an affordable price.

Stylish Gaston is a must for all wine aficionados. The wine list is extensive and dynamic - and everything on it is delicious and top quality. Choose between their intimate bar in the Old Town, which shares a kitchen with The Flying Elk gastropub, or their sister bar on the fourth floor of NK department store.

Vägg i vägg med Le Rouge i Gamla Stan hittar du detta hängvänliga syskon med gediget vinintresse. Vinerna sträcker sig från tunga klassiker till viner från nytänkande gårdar, och de funkar lika bra oavsett om du bara vill ta ettt glas eller om du planerar att stanna länge och dela på flera flaskor. Hela konceptet bygger på samma känsla som när hemmafesten hamnar i köket.    

If you want to try something new, get down to Tomtebogatan and the super-niche wine bar Ambar. They serve amber-coloured and unusual drinks, such as sherry, cognac and orange wine, accompanied by Japanese small dishes. Sakiko Jin and Damon Young are the highly experienced and passionate duo behind the bar.

At Dryck winebar on Mariatorget the emphasis is on sustainably produced wines; you can sip on a glass of organic or biodynamic wine and pair your drink with something to eat. The bar is run by food and wine enthusiast Caroline Tallving, who previously ran an organic food store on the same premises and, with Dryck, has created an inviting meeting place for novices and wine enthusiasts alike.

This ambitious wine bar has its roots in Europe and serves wines that are "honest". Combine with a few pinchos in the afternoon or evening, and don't miss enjoying a glass of wine al fresco on Greta Garbos Torg when the sun's shining.

Bar Nombre serves fantastic food but is probably more famous for its vibrant bar scene. In addition to artful cocktails, the Spanish influences are apparent with an extensive assortment of cava and wine, many of which can be sampled by the glass - so as to expand your gustatory horizon. The continental vibes and relaxed ambiance heighten the experience.

Xarcuteria fuses inspiration from Barcelona, Madrid and Milan. Combine curated wines by the glass or bottle with savoury charcuteries and tapas. The idea is that guests can enjoy a lengthier sojourn or just drop by for a glass of wine - the offering is constantly updated. White subway tiles, minimalistic furniture and industrial-style lamps lend a sleek aesthetic to the space, which is punctuated by pops of cherry red.

Choose Grodan for its bustling atmosphere, heavily frequented by regulars. This distinguished restaurant has been around for over 30 years; hence its wine bar is a safe bet for a sophisticated rendezvous. Despite its size, the space feels intimate and familiar.

Combine your wine with lots of exciting small dishes - the staff at Breakfast & Wine know both their food and grapes. There are plenty of wines available by the glass.

Riche is a popular haunt regardless of time of day or season. With its generous opening hours, regulars drop by from breakfast to dinner to soak up the atmosphere. Head over to the bar and they'll help you pick out a grape to suit your fancy.

As one of the best restaurants in the city, there are many reasons to visit Rolfs Kök. Traditional Swedish fare is served with an edge, but the bar itself is noteworthy. Wine buffs will feel right at home, the drink list is extensive and the bartenders know their trade.

Monk's Wine Room is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 1600's. This charmingly rustic tavern boasts over 150 different kinds of wine and champagne from all around the world - many of which are organic. There's no need to get the whole bottle, order a wine tray to sample five different flavours.

Right next door to celebrated cocktail bar Pharmarium in the Old Town you'll find this sister bar Ebenist, a restaurant whose wine cellar is filled with wines from both the old and new worlds. With decent prices and a relaxed attitude, the aim is to make good wine accessible to all.

Turn-of-the-century Parisian glamour reigns at Le Rouge. The decor is punctuated with rich red velvet à la the Moulin Rouge and makes for the perfect intimate rendezvous. The bar stocks excellent bottles at a fair price, which appeals to a wide audience.

Right next door to the Royal Opera House you'll find Stockholm Wine Bar, which serves top-notch wines in historic surroundings with a homey feel. The selection is extensive and if you want to delve deeper into the world of wine, they also arrange wine tastings.

This narrow enoteca, marked by a long bar with industrial pendants and red leather chairs, offers Italian dishes and charcuteries to go with the international wine list. Swirl and sip wine by the glass or bottle, humane prices and abundance of choice makes Corvina Enoteca a popular alternative. The outdoor terrace is ideal for lazy summer days.

AG is widely considered to be one of the best restaurants in the city, a carnivorous dream. The bar however, is as equally impressive with an extensive cocktail and wine offering. The sleek industrial-style bar exudes chic bistro-vibes with brass detailing and leather accents.

Do not underestimate this uber-trendy deli-cum-café, despite its health-orientated approach The Green Queen offers a well-stocked bar. Serving a carefully curated collection of fair trade wine, gluten-free beer and pitchers spiked with organic vodka. The waterfront location and whole food options make this Kungsholmen joint vastly popular during summer months.