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Celebrate London Wine Week 2018 at some of the capital's top wine bars, as rated by Decanter experts.

London Wine Week 2018: Where to go

With London Wine Week 2018 about to start on 14 May, we’ve taken a look at what some of the top London wine bars, as chosen by Decanter experts, are doing to celebrate. See below for more details.

You can also visit the London Wine Week hub at Flat Iron Square in Southwark,, near to London Bridge station, where there will be a pop-up bar from Berry Bros & Rudd plus a Pol Roger Champagne bar.

Flat Iron is also a good opportunity to pick up some excellent food and try out some pairings, with a whole array of cuisines available from pad thai to pizza.

A London Wine Week digital pass costs £10.


See also: Wine corkage and offers in London


Sager & Wilde

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London Wine Week: ‘Toastie O’Clock’ – £5

Enjoy a mini spring onion or jalepeno toastie, with a glass of one of three Portuguese wines, at the Hackney Road branch.

Noble Rot

Noble Rot

Noble Rot
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London Wine Week: Classic wine pairings – £6 – £10

Focusing on foods that classically pair well with wines. The first tasting is Muscadet and Oyster, for £6.

Terroirs

Top London wine bars

Terroirs
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London Wine Week: A taste of Terroirs – £9

Enjoy a classic pairing on a Loire Chenin Blanc and two oysters.

Social Wine and Tapas

Top London wine bars chosen by the experts

Social Wine & Tapas
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London Wine Week: Sip and snack – £11

Two sip and snack options; Pan con Tomate and a glass of Cava Franck Massard, Brut Nature NV or Lincolshire Poacher Hard Cheese and a glass of Rioja white Viura.

28º – 50º

London Wine Week, 28-50 Maddox Street

28-50 Maddox Street
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London Wine Week: The world’s famous Sauvignon Blanc – £5

A taster of Sauvignon Blancs from different terroirs; Loire, New Zealand and Bordeaux. For an extra £9 you can add food pairings too. (Marlyebone Lane location)

New Zealand cellar 

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London Wine Week: A journey across New Zealand – £5

Taste three wines demonstrating the variety found in New Zealand.

Vinoteca

Vinoteca wine offers

Vinoteca
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London Wine Week: Think Pink! – £5

Try three samples of rosés, from France, England and Spain (At the Kings Cross, Marylebone, City and Farringdon branches)

Humble Grape

wine corkage, Humble grape

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London Wine Week: Fizz. Pop. Clink! – £5

Explore three styles of sparkling wines, from Veneto to Alsace to South Africa. (Battersea location).

Hawksmoor

London wine week Hawksmoor

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London Wine Week: Food and wine pairings – £10

A selection of food and wine pairings; the selections vary with each location. The Borough branch offers a glass of Sherry and bone marrow oysters – and is conveniently close to the LWW hub.

Salon Brixton

London wine bars, Salon Brixton

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London Wine Week: Grape Oddities – £5

Three wines to showcase the range in Salon – Davenport, Horsmonden Organic White 2016, Markovitis, Xinomavro 2012 and Judith Beck, Beck Ink 2016.

Naughty Piglets

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London Wine Week: Glass of wine and a croquette – £9.50

The team at Naughty Piglets will help you choose a wine to suit your taste, and pair with a Alsacian ham and Parmesan croquette.

Ellie Douglas
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Ellie Douglas is digital editor at Decanter.

She has worked at Decanter since 2013, when she joined as editorial assistant, then moving to the web team as assistant web editor in 2015.

Over her years at Decanter, Ellie has helped to significantly grow Decanter’s social media presence and with the launch of Decanter Premium in 2017.

She holds her WSET Level three in Wine, and in 2018 was shortlisted for PPA Digital Content Champion of the Year.