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A guide to where you can drink Super Tuscan wine by the glass in London. These 15 wine bars and restaurants — from Mayfair members' clubs and Marylebone bistros to Covent Garden cellars and Michelin dining rooms — pour Tuscany's bold, Cabernet- and Merlot-driven reds alongside Barolo, Bordeaux and Burgundy. Whether you're after a fine-dining pairing or a relaxed glass after work, each pours Super Tuscan among an ambitious by-the-glass list.
3 Glass Rating: Exceptional
67 Pall Mall
Wine Bar · 67 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5ES
The world's first members' club founded by wine lovers, for wine lovers, in St James's. The list spans hidden gems to iconic labels at famously fair prices, poured across an enormous by-the-glass selection that takes in Barolo, Barbaresco and Tuscany's Super Tuscans. A three-glass destination for comparative tasting at the highest level.
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Orrery by Pierre Minotti
Restaurant · 55 Marylebone High St, London W1U 5RB
A fine-dining room on Marylebone High Street where Pierre Minotti reworks classical French technique through British terroir and the seasons. The deep, globally drawn cellar pours Piedmontese Barolo and Barbaresco, Bordeaux and Alsace by the glass — with Tuscany's Super Tuscans for those chasing the region's modern icons. A three-glass programme for a serious, unhurried evening.
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Quilon
Restaurant · 41 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6AF
A Michelin-starred South-West Indian dining room inside Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, where coastal cooking — lobster, black cod, seafood moilee — meets a wide-ranging cellar. The by-the-glass list runs through Bordeaux, Burgundy and Alsace, with Super Tuscans on hand to stand up to the kitchen's bolder spicing. A rare pairing of fine Indian food with a three-glass wine programme.
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Frog by Adam Handling
Restaurant · 34 Southampton St, London WC2E 7HA
Adam Handling's Michelin-starred Covent Garden flagship, where diners face the open kitchen for a theatrical, produce-led tasting menu. The globally drawn, British-celebrating wine list pours Piedmont's Barolo and Barbaresco alongside New World benchmarks and Tuscany's Super Tuscans. A two-glass programme built for pairing.
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Korean Grill Kensington
Restaurant · Courtfield Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 4LH
A theatrical Korean barbecue house in South Kensington, where tabletop grills and the signature King Kalbi meet a surprisingly serious wine list. Burgundy, Champagne and Cabernet anchor the by-the-glass pours, with Super Tuscans to match the smoke and spice of the grill. A two-glass programme that rewards the adventurous.
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Pinna Restaurant
Restaurant · 43 Curzon St, London W1J 7UF
An elegant Sardinian-inspired Italian restaurant in the heart of Mayfair, with a 300-bin list that leans, naturally, towards Italy. More than twenty wines are poured by the glass using Coravin — so Super Tuscans, Bordeaux and Burgundy can be tasted a glass at a time. A two-glass programme matched to the best ingredients from land and sea.
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Raffles London At The OWO
Restaurant · 57 Whitehall, London SW1A 2BX
Set in the iconic Old War Office on Whitehall, Raffles London blends Edwardian grandeur with modern luxury across its lounges and dining rooms. The by-the-glass pours reach from Barolo and Bordeaux to Champagne and Tuscany's Super Tuscans, served in some of the city's most storied surroundings. A two-glass programme for an occasion.
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SAEL
Restaurant · 1 St James's Market, London SW1Y 4AH
A celebration of British wood-fire cooking on St James's Market, pairing tradition with innovation. The by-the-glass list travels from Alsace and Piedmont — Barolo and Barbaresco — to Australia and Tuscany's Super Tuscans. A two-glass programme to match the smoke of the grill.
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Trivet
Restaurant · Snowsfields, 36, SE1 3SU
Isa Bal MS and chef Jonny Lake's two-Michelin-star restaurant and wine bar near London Bridge, built around an extensive chronological list charting the history of winemaking. Barolo, Burgundy and Italian and Greek rarities feature by the glass — Super Tuscans among them — alongside a concise sake selection. A two-glass programme for the genuinely wine-obsessed.
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Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal
Restaurant · 68 Regent St., London W1B 4DY
London-born Alex Dilling's Michelin-starred room overlooking Regent Street, where French-inspired fine dining meets a by-the-glass list of Barolo, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Super Tuscan.
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Angelique's Wine House
Wine Bar · 18 St Christopher's Pl, London W1U W1NN
A South-of-France-inspired wine house on St Christopher's Place in Marylebone, its intimate room home to an exploratory by-the-glass list spanning Alsace, Piedmont and Super Tuscan.
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Courtyard Wine Cellars
Wine Bar · Covent Garden,17, The Marketplace, London WC2E 8RB
A warm, inviting wine bar in the heart of Covent Garden, pairing artisanal cheese and charcuterie with a by-the-glass list that runs from Piedmont to Tuscany's Super Tuscans.
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Jul's
Restaurant · 11 Waterloo Pl, London SW1Y 4AU
A design-led restaurant off Waterloo Place with a 6.5-metre glass wine wall and a European, Mediterranean-leaning list of artisanal producers — Italy's Super Tuscans included — with more than twenty wines by the glass.
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Lita
Restaurant · 7-9 Paddington St, London W1U 5QH
A modern Mediterranean bistro with open-fire cooking in Marylebone, its Old-World list — Barolo, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Super Tuscan — poured by the glass with a focus on artisanal growers.
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Shepherd Market Wine House
Wine Bar · 21-23 Shepherd Market, London W1J 7PN
A cosy, French-styled wine bar tucked into Mayfair's Shepherd Market, with a broad global list — Piedmont and Tuscany included — and more than twenty wines by the glass.
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What is a Super Tuscan wine?
Super Tuscans are bold red wines from Tuscany made outside the traditional DOC rules, typically built on Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah — alone or blended with Sangiovese. Pioneered in the 1970s by wines such as Sassicaia and Tignanello, they pair the structure of Bordeaux with Tuscan sunshine, and are prized for ageing potential.
Where can I drink Super Tuscan wine by the glass in London?
Pinna in Mayfair pours an Italian-focused by-the-glass list using Coravin, so Super Tuscans can be tasted a glass at a time. 67 Pall Mall (St James's), Orrery (Marylebone) and Trivet (London Bridge) also carry Super Tuscan on deep by-the-glass programmes.
Which London restaurants serve Super Tuscan?
Michelin-starred rooms including Frog by Adam Handling (Covent Garden), Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal (Regent Street), Quilon (Victoria) and Trivet (London Bridge) list Super Tuscan, as do Raffles London at The OWO and the British wood-fire kitchen SAEL on St James's Market.
What is the best Italian wine bar in London for Super Tuscan?
For an Italian-leaning by-the-glass list, Pinna in Mayfair is the standout — a Sardinian-inspired restaurant with over 300 bins. Angelique's Wine House and Shepherd Market Wine House (both with strong continental lists), and the Covent Garden Courtyard Wine Cellars, are relaxed wine-bar alternatives.
What counts as "by the glass" at these venues?
Typically 125–175ml pours, often alongside smaller tasting measures. Several venues use Coravin technology, which lets a sommelier pour rare and age-worthy bottles — Super Tuscans included — by the glass without opening the whole bottle.
Wine by the glass turns a single evening into a tasting flight, and the wine bars in London above show how far a thoughtful by-the-glass programme can travel — from grower Champagne to bio-dynamic reds. Use the map to plan a crawl by neighbourhood, and open each venue for opening hours, the current pour list, and booking details.
The Coravin Guide reviews each venue independently, focusing on the ambition and depth of what they pour by the glass. No venue pays to be included.