Where to drink natural wines in Stockholm

Whether you're in the mood for a cup of artisan coffee or a glass of natural wine, you'll find what you're looking for at Savant Bar on Tegnérgatan. This minimalist coffee and winebar focuses on small, hand-selected producers and you'll find a wide and regularly updated range of natural wines on the drinks list. Combine with bar food along the same sustainable lines if you're feeling peckish.

Nektar is one of the latest editions to the Stockholm bar scene. They took over their Rörstrandsgatan premises in spring 2022 and the guests began coming straight away. They serve artisanal wines and small plates including sweet alternatives.

Dryck on Mariatorget is a personal wine bar with an emphasis on small scale production, natural and biodynamic wines and sustainability. Wine novices and in-the-know oenophiles gather here to discover new areas of the world of wine. If you want to learn more about natural wine you can book a wine tasting with a sommelier who can explain the various terms and tell you all you need to know about this ever-expanding trend. 

Tranan's winebar Grus Grus focuses on organic, handmade natural wines. You'll find both obscure and more traditional grapes to sample. Complementary small dishes, snacks, charcuterie and cheeses are also served, if you like to have something to nibble on while you drink.

This unique winebar on Tomtebogatan by Sankt Eriksplan specialises in amber-coloured drinks, but they also serve other drinks. Choose one of their natural wines and don't miss their food menu with small dishes inspired by Japanese homecooking.

Gemla is one of the most recent additions to Stockholm's natural wine scene. The bar shares premises with Gemla Furniture Factory, Sweden's oldest furniture factory. Handily located next to Södra train station, this food and wine bar serves locally-grown food and artisanal wines from unsprayed vineyards.

Södermalm spot Papi by Checa gives Peruvian flavours a new twist, serving natural wine in all possible colours alongside. The selection is constantly changing but always includes fun bottles from smaller producers. Feel free to chat about wine with the enthusiastic staff – they're more than happy to share their knowledge and recommendations for new varieties to try. 

Ring Katarina is a welcoming watering hole for anyone who loves wine. They serve natural wines with exciting labels from both small and slightly larger producers, who come to visit from time to time and uncork their favourite bottles. They also serve food in the form of small dishes that are excellent both for snacking on and for making into a full dinner.

This Mediterranean bistro is a popular spot with carefully selected small dishes and main courses, as well as a fantastic wine list. They serve natural wines as well as more classic wines in all imaginable colours and flavours. France and Italy make up the majority of the selection, but you'll also find fine wines from countries including Slovenia, Greece and Hungary. In 2021 they opened their little sister bar Cave Nizza, a smaller wine bar with simple small dishes. 

Their exciting menus and sustainable philosophy draw a steady stream of conscious foodies to Mosebacke torg in Södermalm. The restaurant (which moonlights as a furniture store) is equally interested in drinks and has numerous excellent wines from artisan producers in its selection, including natural wines.

If you appreciate a lively atmosphere and excellent natural wines, this could be the place for you. Alba has a warm, welcoming "everyone knows everyone" feel. You sit close to your group whether you choose to sit inside or out, but that's all part of the charm. There's a wide selection of wines of all colours.

Steer a course straight towards Bar Ninja in Katarinakvarten if you like wine, particularly natural wines. Wine importers Wine Trade, who focus on artisanally-made wines, run the bar, so they know a thing or two about the grape-based beverage. The bar can get pretty busy.

Next door to the fine dining restaurant Ekstedt, you'll find Tyge & Sessil, which focuses on natural wines. They prioritise small producers who work in harmony with nature, and they like to showcase grapes you may not have heard of before. Perfect for anyone who enjoys discovering new varieties.

The team at Café Frankfurt on Pipersgatan isn't scared of trying new wines. Several evenings a week the combined café and bar opens up for bagels paired with top notch wines, with an emphasis on natural wines and a frequently updated selection.  

With their Sergels torg branch, the cousins who run The Italian Cousins have ventured into the world of beverages, focusing on artisanal wines primarily from their home region of Emilia-Romagna in Italy. As well as exciting bottles in different colours, they also serve natural wine on tap – as convenient as it is kind to the environment. Hang out at the bar and nibble on some olives, cheese, and charcuterie, or take a seat in the restaurant for an authentic Italian evening with pizza, pasta, and of course plenty of natural wine.

This innovative plant-based restaurant is part of the popular Södermalm club Under Bron. In addition to creative vegetarian food, they serve a range of artisan drinks, including biodynamic and natural wines from selected producers. A restaurant totally on trend, in other words.

Urban Deli's wine bar is in the same premises on Nytorget. Post Bar serves wine from small-scale wine producers on tap, a unique experience but all the better for that. Listen to great music and knowledgeable sommeliers or book a wine tasting.

The restaurants in the Grand Hôtel, Matbaren & Rutabaga, serve lunch and dinner with Nordic flavours, made from the very best ingredients. To match the delicate flavours they've created a carefully composed wine list with an emphasis on the natural, small-scale and organic.