The 7 Best Wine Shops in Lisbon

Are you looking for the best wine shops in Lisbon?

Perhaps you’ve never been formally introduced to the fascinating world of Portuguese wines. And that is perfectly justifiable, but you should give it a go sooner than later, as you will thank us later.

Portugal has long boasted one of the oldest and best wine traditions in Europe and worldwide. Each Portuguese region produces a broad range of high-quality wines, from the world-renowned Alentejo and Douro Valley to the Lisbon area. Wine producers here are experimenting or finding new structures to become more sustainable.

The dry, black fruity flavor of a Toriga Nacional grape found in the Douro or Dao regions mixed with the versatile Castelão grape from Ribatejo, would drive any wine lover to want to taste every bottle here! 

We have compiled a list of the best wine shops in Lisbon, specifically around the city center. The first shop has been around for over a hundred years, and the others have some incredible owners who are willing to answer ALL of your wine-related queries. They want to assist you and want you to leave more knowledgeable than before you arrived. 

Here are our top 7 best wine shops in Lisbon where you can purchase wine from the best shop owners and producers:

1. Garrafeira Estado D’Alma

📍Rua Alexandre Herculano 45 A | Rato Neighbourhood

A stone’s throw away from the Rato metro station this garrafeira is filled to the brim with a range of wine options from across the country. The employees are mainly Portuguese and are eager to help answer your questions. Typically they ask what type of wines you like, and from there, they help you decide which bottle is the perfect match.

The prices are reasonable, and they even have a “rare” wine collection located on the bottom floor, making this garrafeira one of the best wine shops in Lisbon.

2. Black Sheep

📍Praça das Flores 62 | Príncipe Real neighbourhood

The Black Sheep was originally founded by two Americans but has recently been handed over to two wonderful Brazilians, Bruna and Lucas.

When Black Sheep opened, it became known as Lisbon’s smallest wine bar. Black Sheep Lisboa has curated one of the best selections of Portuguese wines in Lisbon, exclusively dedicated to small independent producers. These include biodynamic, organic, natural, and low-intervention wines. All with a great story behind them.

Nestled in one of the cutest squares in Lisbon (Praca das Flores), it’s the perfect spot to grab a glass before or after dinner. It is also one of the best spots for getting the newest releases at a fair price.

We highly recommend this place 🍷

3. Senhor Manuel

📍Rua de Santo Amaro 61 | Estrela neighbourhood

Senhor Manuel is the little brother of Senhor Uva. This wine bar features a high-class atmosphere and some truly fine wines. Open during the day as a wine shop with a selection of over 250 references from Portugal and abroad. The restaurant also has a small shop section with carefully selected local products like olive oil, vinegars, salts, and coffee.

And to top it all off, they serve wines by the glass that change daily, which are served with a small snack. So, you could even stop by for some nibbles, and they recently have implemented outside tables for more al fresco vibes.

4. Ladidadi

📍 Rua Damasceno Monteiro 59 A | Graça neighborhood

Located on an important street in the neighborhood of Graça, Ladidadi is a wine shop, bar, and vinyl store that features some of the best natural wines in the city. The shop itself has locations all over Europe.

In Lisbon, they import directly from a curated selection of producers. They only work with winemakers who focus on organic and biodynamic farming. They have a wide selection of wines from winemakers across Europe, but expect them to be a little on the pricier side.

In addition to a wine store, there is also a café inside, Le Bam, with specialty coffee, ISCO bread, and brunch, and a small record store, Ladidadi Records.

5. Rebel Rebel

📍Travessa de S. Placido 48A | Graça neighborhood

Founded by a woman named Jenifer Duke and is located nearby Jardim da Estrela. The shop is not for drinking inside but more for takeaway bottles—the wines here are focused on a more organic approach from all over the world! Follow them on Instagram to keep up to date with community events, as there are many restaurant collab events.

Jenifer also recently opened a restaurant called Tricky’s, which invites people to come to eat, drink great wine, dance, and be merry. The restaurant is located at Rua Boavista 112 – Lisbon, Pt.

6. Terra wine shop

📍Rua Almeida e Sousa 36A | Campo de Ourique neighbourhood

This wine shop was founded by a Colombian guy passionate about Portuguese wines. This shop recently opened in late 2020 within the Campo de Ourique neighborhood and features all the best of the best in terms of organic grapes. They’re open on Monday, which typically does not happen.

So, go swing by and grab a bottle for your next dinner party!

7. Garrafeira de Campo de Ourique

📍Rua Tomás da Anunciação, 29A Lisboa | Campo de Ourique neighbourhood

A long-time wine specialist, Mr. Santos opened the Garrafeira de Campo de Ourique in 1988. Since then, the business has grown exponentially, and, in addition to national wines, the store also sells wines from all corners of the world, like Lebanese wine. If you want good wine at home, you can order it from their online store.

The amount of choice you will find within these four walls is just one of the reasons this garrafeira is one of the best wine shops in Lisbon.

/ / A wine producer worth mentioning located within the Lisbon area is called Vinhos Aparte. They don’t have a brick-and-mortar shop, but their bottles are exported worldwide and are worth trying if you come across a bottle!

In Conclusion, the Best Wine Shops in Lisbon

Today, the total value of wine exported from Portugal averages 804 million Euros yearly. That’s insane.

But what is more interesting is that the Portuguese people are some of the biggest wine drinkers in the world. Portugal consumes more wine per capita than any other country, according to data from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV).

So it should be no surprise that Lisbon, and Portugal in general, is filled with a large variety of wine shops. In fact, it would be impossible to list them all, but this article on the best wine shops in Lisbon is a start.

Did you enjoy reading our list? Do you think we nailed all the best wine shops in Lisbon?