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Amsterdam has emerged as one of Europe's most exciting wine destinations, where centuries-old canal houses meet cutting-edge wine culture. From intimate enotecas in the Jordaan to sleek wine bars overlooking the Amstel, the city offers extraordinary opportunities to explore both classic European vintages and innovative natural wines from emerging regions. Whether it's a glass of rare Burgundy in a Michelin-starred restaurant on the Keizersgracht, a premium sake pairing at Hotel Okura, or a biodynamic discovery in a neighbourhood wine bar, Amsterdam offers extraordinary opportunities for wine lovers to explore one glass at a time.
3 Glass Rating: Exceptional
Over 60 wines by-the-glass · 4 venues
01. Oocker
Wine Bar · Frederiksplein 29h, Amsterdam
A destination for serious wine lovers, Oocker is one of Amsterdam's most ambitious wine bars, offering more than 60 wines by the glass and a cellar of over 400 bottles. Known for championing biodynamic and low-intervention producers alongside Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Cabernet Franc classics, the list is designed for discovery at every level. Rare icons such as Château d'Yquem and Charles Lachaux appear alongside hidden gems from small growers, often available at surprisingly accessible prices.
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02. Restaurant Vinkeles**
Restaurant · Keizersgracht 384, Amsterdam
Set within an 18th-century bakery on the Keizersgracht, Vinkeles is an intimate Michelin-starred restaurant where heritage and refinement meet. Executive Chef Jurgen van der Zalm presents dishes that marry classical French technique with contemporary creativity. With 60+ wines by the glass, the list curated by sommeliers Jasper van Amerongen and Virginie Kühn features Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, and discoveries from rising producers.
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03. Teppanyaki Restaurant Sazanka
Restaurant · Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, Amsterdam (Hotel Okura)
Experience live cooking at Teppanyaki Restaurant Sazanka with Japanese precision, where skilled chefs prepare traditional Japanese dishes directly in front of you. Offering over 60 wines by the glass with premium sake pairings for each teppanyaki course, served using Coravin to maintain quality. The sake selection focuses on full-bodied, expressive varieties with depth and intensity to match the bold flavours of the teppan.
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04. Yamazato Restaurant
Restaurant · Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, Amsterdam (Hotel Okura)
Step into the tranquil world of Yamazato, where authentic kaiseki cuisine is celebrated with meticulous attention to detail — proudly recognised as the world's first Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant. Offering over 60 wines and sakes by the glass, the program focuses on crisp, refined, delicate sakes — often from northern Japan — chosen to complement the natural purity of each kaiseki course.
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41–60 wines by-the-glass · 5 venues
05. Wijnbar Vindict
Wine Bar · Docklandsweg 3, Amsterdam-Noord
In the creative hub of Amsterdam-Noord, Wijnbar Vindict is a wine-first destination with one of the city's most ambitious programs. Guests can explore 50+ wines by the glass and a cellar of over 800 bottles, from Dutch gems to global icons. Simple, locally sourced sharing plates complement each pour, while the adjoining shop lets you take favourites home.
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06. Flore Restaurant, De L'Europe**
Restaurant · Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, Amsterdam
Flore, awarded 2 Michelin Stars and 1 Green Star, is the fine dining destination inside De L'Europe Hotel. Rooted in a sustainable, seasonal philosophy, the restaurant celebrates Dutch ingredients elevated through contemporary technique. With 40+ wines by the glass, including Champagne, Burgundy, and rare icons — Flore offers an experience that balances prestige with discovery.
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07. Bubbles & Wines Amsterdam
Wine Bar · Nes 37, Amsterdam
In the heart of Amsterdam, Bubbles & Wines is a cosy yet stylish wine bar where discovery is always on the menu. With 40+ wines available by the glass and a cellar of more than 500 bottles, the list spans Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Italy, and hidden gems from across the globe. Weekly rotations and sommelier-led recommendations keep every visit fresh.
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08. Bar Brasserie OCCO
Hotel · Keizersgracht 384, Amsterdam
At the heart of The Dylan Amsterdam, Bar Brasserie OCCO blends sophistication with a relaxed international spirit. With 40+ wines by the glass, curated by sommeliers Jasper van Amerongen and Virginie Kühn, the list spans Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, and rising producers across Europe.
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09. Ciel Bleu**
Restaurant · Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, Amsterdam (Hotel Okura, 23rd floor)
A two-Michelin-star restaurant offering panoramic views of Amsterdam from the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura. Over 40 wines by the glass, with iconic labels, mature vintages, and unexpected discoveries. Krug Ambassade since 2022.
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20–40 wines by-the-glass · 6 venues
10. REM Restaurant
Restaurant · Haparandadam 45, Amsterdam
Perched on the waterfront with sweeping city views, REM Restaurant brings together a passion for hospitality, creative cocktails, and refined dining. 20+ wines by the glass balancing timeless classics with adventurous picks from the sommelier's cellar.
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11. Ron Gastrobar
Restaurant · Sophialaan 55, Amsterdam
Ron Gastrobar cooks with whatever the season offers, what the market brings, or what inspires its chefs from different cultures — making each dinner dynamic, personal, and full of surprises. More than 30 wines by the glass, with a philosophy focused on quality over quantity.
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12. A Tavola
Restaurant · Kadijksplein 9, Amsterdam
At A Tavola, the Italian dining philosophy is centred around authentic flavours and exceptional wines. Around 25 wines by the glass, carefully selected from renowned Italian producers and rare boutique wineries.
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13. ML in Haarlem
Restaurant · Klokhuisplein 5, Haarlem
Located in a charming national monument, inside the stylish former residence of the Enschedé family, one Michelin star Restaurant ML offers over 30 wines by the glass spanning Burgundy, Bordeaux, and wines from around the world, with a focus on sustainability and discovery.
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14. Remouillage
Restaurant · Trompenburgstraat 111, Amsterdam
A cozy, intimate restaurant rooted in French culinary tradition, where wine and food come together in harmony. 20+ wines by the glass with rare bottles from visionary biodynamic producers. A destination for adventurous wine lovers seeking thoughtful pairings in a warm, neighbourhood setting.
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15. Wijnbar Paskamer
Wine Bar · Lutmastraat 132, Amsterdam
A cosy neighbourhood wine bar in De Pijp, Paskamer has been a local favourite for more than a decade. 30+ wines by the glass, supported by over 300 bottles, with Coravin adding daily-changing rare pours. Friendly and knowledgeable staff ensure every glass is matched to the occasion.
View Full DetailsAmsterdam Wine Bars: Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best wine bars in Amsterdam?
Amsterdam's most celebrated wine destinations include Oocker (60+ wines by the glass with rare icons like Château d'Yquem), Restaurant Vinkeles (Michelin-starred, 60+ BTG on the Keizersgracht), and Wijnbar Vindict in Amsterdam-Noord (50+ BTG from an 800-bottle cellar). Hotel Okura houses three exceptional programmes across Sazanka, Yamazato, and Ciel Bleu. This guide covers 15 venues spanning every style and price point.
Where can I find the most wines by the glass in Amsterdam?
Oocker and Restaurant Vinkeles each offer 60+ wines by the glass — the most ambitious programmes in the city. Hotel Okura's Sazanka and Yamazato also offer 60+ selections including premium sake pairings. Wijnbar Vindict follows with 50+ BTG, while Flore, Bubbles & Wines, OCCO, and Ciel Bleu all offer 40+ wines by the glass.
What counts as "by the glass" at these venues?
Typically 125–175ml pours, often alongside half-glasses, flights, or carafes. Many venues in this guide use Coravin technology — meaning rarer and more expensive wines can be offered by the glass without wastage.
Can I find natural, biodynamic, or organic wines by the glass?
Absolutely. Remouillage and Oocker focus strongly on biodynamic and low-intervention producers, while Flore highlights sustainable and seasonal philosophies. A Tavola champions organic Italian producers, and ML in Haarlem brings a sustainability-led approach to its Michelin-starred list. Even classic-focused venues like Vindict and OCCO weave in organic and natural gems.
Can I find sake by the glass in Amsterdam?
Yes. Hotel Okura's two restaurants — Sazanka and Yamazato — both offer premium sake programmes by the glass, with selections chosen to complement Japanese cuisine. Sazanka focuses on full-bodied, expressive sakes while Yamazato favours crisp, refined styles from northern Japan.
What price should I expect for wine by the glass in Amsterdam?
Expect €8–€15 at relaxed bars like Paskamer or Remouillage, rising to €25–€50+ for rare or iconic selections at prestige venues such as Vinkeles, Ciel Bleu, and Flore. Coravin technology makes rare wines more accessible by the glass at many venues across the city.
Discover More Amsterdam Wine Destinations
Amsterdam's wine culture reflects the city itself: welcoming, innovative, and deeply rooted in community. From historic canal houses serving rare Burgundies to modern spaces championing natural wines, every glass tells the story of a city embracing its place in the global wine conversation.
The Coravin Guide is updated regularly as new venues join and programmes evolve. Whether you're a Burgundy devotee, a sake explorer, or simply looking for a great glass along the canals, Amsterdam's 15 listed venues offer something for every palate and occasion.