Rooted in Wine

Wine Bar

Fairview, NC

Rooted in Wine offers over 200 retail bottles plus Coravin pours of rare and vintage wines in a Fairview wine bar and garden.

  • Exploring rare, vintage, or hard-to-find wines by the glass
  • Shopping for a broad selection of over 200 take-home bottles
  • Wine tastings paired with charcuterie and local cheeses

5 Walnut Wine Bar

Wine Bar

Asheville, NC

5 Walnut Wine Bar offers wines by the glass or bottle, live music every night, and locally sourced snacks in Asheville.

  • Wine by-the-glass or bottle outings
  • Evenings with live music
  • Guests seeking local snacks such as trout dip or a cheese and meat board

Leo's House of Thirst

Wine Bar

Asheville, NC

Leo's House of Thirst serves wine by the glass and bottle alongside weekend brunch, seasonal dinner, and Monday Italian meals through Leoni's.

  • Wine by-the-glass or bottle outings
  • Weekend brunch in West Asheville
  • Small groups of six or fewer seeking reservations

Quench! Wine Bistro

Wine Bar

Asheville, NC

Quench! Wine Bistro combines lunch and dinner with a full-retail wine shop, free parking, and Thursday oysters for $2 each.

  • Exploring new wines with a meal
  • Intimate lunch or dinner conversations
  • Buying retail wine to take home

WALLS Wine Bar

Wine Bar

Asheville, NC

WALLS Wine Bar offers Asheville's art-and-wine experience with sparkling wines including Bollinger 2014 Grand Année Brut Champagne by the bottle.

  • Wine lovers seeking an art-and-wine experience in Asheville
  • Guests seeking sparkling wine by the bottle
  • Visitors interested in the listed Bollinger 2014 Grand Année Brut Champagne

Wine Bar in nearby counties

FAQ

Which Buncombe County wine bar is best for rare wines by the glass?

Rooted in Wine uses Coravin to serve 3- or 5-ounce pours of rare, vintage, and hard-to-find wines.

Where can I buy a bottle of wine to take home?

Rooted in Wine has more than 200 retail bottles, while Quench! Wine Bistro also operates a full-retail wine shop.

Which wine bars serve a full meal rather than just snacks?

Quench! Wine Bistro offers lunch and dinner with pasta and cheese provisions. Leo's House of Thirst serves seasonal dinner, weekend brunch, and a Monday Italian dinner through Leoni's.

Do Asheville wine bars require reservations for larger groups?

Leo's House of Thirst accepts reservations for parties of six or fewer and does not accommodate parties of seven or more through its stated reservation policy.

Are any local wine bars dog-friendly?

Leo's House of Thirst allows leashed, well-behaved dogs in its courtyard and front patios, but not in the fully indoor dining area.