The French language is not the only tongue pleasing thing that you’ll find in Montreal. There is a ton of wine and the following are the best spots to have a sip of this boozy and tasty grape juice.

Pullman

Downtown

Pullman is a grand Montreal bar near Place des Arts. There are 3 floors with a 150-person capacity. The food menu is amazing and is accompanied by a wine list of over 450 varieties to enjoy. The huge wine glass chandelier is incredible.

Philémon Bar

Old Port

This Montreal bar doesn’t have a sign and is situated down the alley. It has a distinct hipster vibe with a DJ playing the latest tracks to keep revelers going throughout the night. You’ll find a solid wine collection and cocktails too.

Buvette Chez Simon

Mile End

Buvette means tavern and this bar is influenced by the traditional layout of a tavern. The food choice is tapas-style, inspired by the French cuisine, along with a variety of beers, cocktails and wine served in a cozy atmosphere. This spot is a great bistro and is definitely one of Montreal’s best wine bars.

Le Vin Papillon

Little Burgundy

This place has one similarity with its sister establishments Liverpool House and Joe Beef, it’s an incredible wine bar. You will find some of the best organic Old World wines here from places like Hungary and Croatia. The selection is all privately imported and something to behold.

Rouge Gorge

The Plateau

Rouge George is one of the newest entrants into the Montreal bar scene and has received a lot of positive vibes. The wine list is not that extensive but you’ll definitely find some of the best to enjoy. With an awesome patio and longer operating hours, nothing can go wrong at Rouge-Gorge.

Mimi La Nuit

Old Montreal

Formerly known as Le Piano Rouge, this is a nice spot to have some wine or cocktail, depending on your preferences. Only the best wines are stocked here and you can pair with some sumptuous foods.

Pastaga

Little Italy

This Little Italy wine bar opened its doors back in 2012 and serves natural wines made with no chemical intervention or technology. Pastaga is also a restaurant and the expert chefs make tasty small-plate dishes that go down well with some wine. Just ask the server for the best wine pairing and you will really enjoy it here.

Le Comptoir

Mile End

One thing that sets this Montreal bar apart from the rest is its inexpensiveness. The food and the wine are amazing and it’s unbelievable that they charge so little. Instead of concentrating too much on their business affairs, enjoy the wine and the mouthwatering meats at amazing rates.

Les Fillettes

Outremont

Les Fillettes replaced the popular Paris Beurre and going by the name, you will find a collection of 370ml bottles. It is run by the same sommelier of Paris Beurre and has a short wine list and lighter dishes of vegetables and fish.

Accords

Old Montreal

With everything that you want in a wine bar i.e. a fabulous food and wine list, Accords is one of the top bars in Montreal. It is an underground spot with a huge wine cellar and the largest natural wine choice in the country. Accords have a seasonal menu meaning you will never get bored with their servings. Quality experience is a guarantee here.

Goût4U

Little Italy

This is a new spot that promises to be one of the best in Montreal. The Italian wines and cuisine go well together. Goût4U is a Montreal wine bar you should keep tabs on.