Wine bars have gained more an more ground in Romania, especially in big cities, with Bucharest leading the top, naturally. Going out reviewers think it must be the wine which became a more and more available consumption option to beer and hard liqours. Of course, it’s easy to enjoy a glass of cold wine in most of the restaurants and lounges of your city, but the tendency is to sip the delicious and gentle drinking in quietly appropriate hangouts where there is a various choice list of really good wines.
Bruno Wine Bar in Bucharest can meet wine connaiseurs’ diverse tastes. It was set up in 2008, as a path breaker of the wine bar concept in Bucharest. Located in the Old City Center, Bruno looks like a cosy little French cafe, where visitors can taste good wines along with a cheese and delicate sausage table. The menu comprises over 80 world wide wine assortments: African, Argentinian, Australian, Chilian, Spanish or French wines, etc. But most of the assortments belong to the Romanian wine houses. A glass of wines cost varies from RON 9 and 15, but the most refined go up to RON 40 (for the high-end Fume Blanc de Napa Valley). You can also order a bottle of wine with prices ranging from RON 36 to RON 200.
Address: Bruno, 3 Covaci Street, Bucharest Old Center.