Best Florence Wine Shops

What Are the Best Wine Shops in Florence? Discover the Top Places to Buy Wines in Florence

INDEX:

  • Vino al Vino (Wine Shop with guided Wine Tastings)
  • Alessi (Wine Store)
  • Obsequium (Wine Store)
  • Millesimi (Wine Shop)
  • Bonatti (Wine Store)
  • Casa del Vino
  • Vignoli (Wine Store) 

BEST WINE SHOPS IN FLORENCE

Explore our list of wine shops in Florence, complete with brief descriptions, addresses, phone numbers, and opening hours. Find the perfect spots to buy, taste, and enjoy wines in the heart of the city.

VINO AL VINO

(Wines Shop – Wine Tastings – Shipping Wines)
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Among the best wine shops in Florence, Vino al Vino, located at Via Borgo Ognissanti 70R, just a few steps from Santa Maria Novella station, is a historic and iconic wine shop that has become a true reference point for wine lovers.

Vino al Vino is widely considered the best wine shop in Florence and the ideal place for wine tasting in the city center. The shop offers guided wine tastings of 5 glasses, led by an expert sommelier who introduces guests to the main Italian grape varieties, wine styles, and wine regions of Italy.

Run by its Italian-American owner Carmela Batacchi and natural wine expert Cosimo Giuntini, Vino al Vino features a small but refined selection of artisanal wines that changes constantly. This ensures that every visit brings new, original, and rare natural wines, mostly Italian with some international inspirations.

Guests can also purchase and ship bottles worldwide, making it a perfect stop for collectors or anyone wanting to share a taste of Tuscany abroad. In addition, the wine shop offers cheese and cured meat platters, as well as tastings of olive oil and balsamic vinegar, including specialties like the delicious sea fennel “Pacasassi.”

With its authentic atmosphere, expert guidance, and historic significance, Vino al Vino stands out as one of the finest wine experiences in Florence.

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📍 70R, Borgo Ognissanti, Florence
📧 info@vinoalvinofirenze.com
📞 Tel: +39 055 2670495

🕒 Opening hours
Mon–Sat: 11am–3pm / 4.30pm–9pm
Sunday: Closed

ALESSI

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Among the best wine shops in Florence, Alessi in Via dell’Oche 27R, just a few steps from the Florence Cathedral (Duomo), is an essential stop for every wine enthusiast.

Founded in 1952, Alessi is a historic family-run gastronomy and wine shop that includes a cellar, tasting counter, and a wide range of local products.

The cellar offers an impressive selection of over 3,000 wine labels, featuring both iconic Italian wines and a rich variety of artisanal small producers.

📍 Via dell’Oche 27R, Florence
🕒 Opening hours: 10am – 7pm
Closed on Saturday and Sunday

OBSEQUIUM

Wine Shop)

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Among the best wine shops in Florence, Obsequium in Via Borgo San Jacopo 17, just a few steps from Ponte Vecchio, is a must-visit destination for wine lovers.

Obsequium offers a wide selection of prestigious Italian wine labels along with a refined choice of international wines. Guests can also enjoy fresh local cold cuts and cheeses, carefully cut and served on the spot, for an authentic tasting experience.

Renowned for its iconic labels and elegant atmospher.

📍 Borgo San Jacopo 17, 50125 Florence (FI)
📞 Tel: 055 216849
🕒 Open every day from 11am to 8pm

BONATTI

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(Wine Shop)

Among the best wine shops in Florence, Bonatti in Via Vincenzo Gioberti 66-68R, near Piazza Beccaria, is a historic and unmissable destination.

Founded in 1934, Bonatti is a traditional wine shop offering a wide selection of Italian and international labels, with a special emphasis on French wines. It is widely recognized among the best wine shops in Florence.

📍 Via Vincenzo Gioberti 66-68R, 50121 Florence (FI)
📞 Tel: 055 660050
🕒 Opening hours: 10:00 – 15:30 / 19:00 (Closed on Sunday)

VIGNOLI

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Wine Shop)

Among the best wine shops in Florence, Vignoli in Via Cimabue 9R, near Piazza Beccaria, is a historic and highly regarded destination.

Founded in 1970, Enoteca Vignoli has offered a wide selection of Italian and international wines and spirits, earning a reputation as one of the best wine shops in Florence for value for money.

📍 Via Cimabue 9R, Florence
📞 Tel: 055 2343220
🕒 Open every day: 8:00 am – 1:00 pm / 3:30 pm – 8:00 pm

CASA DEL VINO

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(Wine Shop)

Among the natural wine shops in Florence, the historic Casa del Vino in Via dell’Ariento, in the San Lorenzo district, is a must-visit.

Led by Gianni and Nicoletta, the shop features a small rustic-style tasting room where guests can enjoy natural wines paired with cheese and cold cut platters, stuffed focaccias, and other typical Tuscan products.

📍 Via dell’Ariento, San Lorenzo, Florence
📞 Tel: 055 215609
🕒 Open Tuesday to Sunday: 17:00 – 01:00
🌐 www.casadelvino.it

What are the best wine shops in Florence?

Choosing the best wine shops in Florence is no easy task. Any selection inevitably reflects a subjective opinion, which by definition is partial and personal.

For this reason, the best advice is to visit the wine shops yourself, explore their cellars, tastings, and atmospheres, and discover your own favorite wine shop in Florence.

If you’ve had the patience to read this far, thank you for your attention.

Cheers, Salute, Santé
Jean Marco Palmieri

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