Where to order wine 2024: 21 Wine shops that deliver in Metro Manila

Located in The Fort, Cork is a stunning wine shop, enclosed in glass with towering ceilings and sophisticated interiors by Casanova Interior. It is known to house top-shelf labels from esteemed vineyards and proudly works towards its dream of elevating wine culture in the Philippines. Not only do they serve exquisite pours but Cork is also a prime dining destination too. Get in contact with the shop and share your preferences so they can pick a bottle that’s right for you.

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Wine Story brings wine lovers to the enthralling world of fine wine. They are a luxury wine retailer in the Philippines, founded in 2010 with the vision of making wine culture a part of people’s everyday lives. While browsing through Wine Story’s roster of whites, reds and rosés you will find only the finest wines that money can buy. They have an impressive and extensive collection of French wines, sourced from vineyards in Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne. Education is important to the brand and its goal of making wine more a part of people’s worlds, and they even have articles and guides on their website that teach readers about pairings, wine history, vineyards, and the very basics of wine. 

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Natural wine is here to stay, and Bombvinos is making sure of it. A definitive force among the emerging industry of natural wine specialists in the Philippines, this youthful brand makes natural wine fun, approachable, and easy to love. Their broad selection of wines features producers from Italy to Australia and even the Czech Republic, opening a new world of wine to those who seek it.

Tatler Tip: subscribe to their newsletter to get the latest updates on exciting events and partnerships, including trivia nights, bar collaborations, and pop-ups.

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Whether you’re a casual wine enthusiast or an experienced restaurateur operating the country’s finest establishments, you're likely familiar with Premium Wine Exchange (PWX). For AMI Tastemaker Jojo Madrid who co-founded the enterprise, it’s all about putting the customer first. “We guarantee that every customer is absolutely satisfied with the product he or she purchased from our store”, says the 2021 Tastemaker, proudly sharing that the entire PWX staff is either “WSET certified or undergoing certification”. Rest assured you’ll be well taken care of at PWX.

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Supernatural Wine celebrates the wonderfully quirky world of natural wines, refusing to shy away from the distinct nuances that make them so unique. Browse bottles from Austria, the Czech Republic, France, Italy, and Spain, and discover the limitless possibilities of wine with its varied, but expertly curated portfolio.

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Winery.ph has one of the largest collections of wine in the country, representing the globe’s most well-known wine regions and their most sought-after varieties. Apart from the broad selection of wine—as well as the liquors, pantry staples, and bar essentials also available on their website, shopping from Winery.ph has the added benefit of attractive, competitive prices.

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The best wines come from passionate, knowledgeable wine connoisseurs, and the team behind Wine Drop certainly fit the bill. After establishing AWC Philippines—a local importer and distributor specialising in family-owned wineries from around the globe—these wine experts set on a mission to “share [their] passion for wine and food with [us], while guaranteeing that the wine [we] are about to take a sip of was curated especially for [us]”. 

Tatler Tip: need a bit of wine wisdom before you order? Browse through their blog for the lowdown on pizza pairings, wines for the summer, and more educational tidbits, or contact them directly for some expert assistance.

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With a shop around every corner, Ralph’s has undeniably become a go-to spot for picking up wine and spirits throughout the metro and beyond. Thankfully, the reliable retailer also offers delivery services, making a haul from Ralph’s that much easier—simply visit their website and browse through their bountiful collection to have your next sip delivered to your door.

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Their portfolio may be smaller than others on the list, but Good Morning Wines offers an extremely unique beverage you won’t find anywhere else: Japanese natural wines. These highly sought-after wines are so difficult to procure because the demand within Japan is so high, it is challenging to even get them out of their respective prefectures. Japanese craftsmanship colours every pour, and its unique terroir make for a revelatory drinking experience, boasting one-of-a-kind flavour profiles.

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Be it through virtual tastings or handy pages that delve into taste profiles and food pairings, Wine Depot is dedicated to helping you discover your own wine preferences—a key insight that acts as your north star when lost in a sea of unfamiliar bottles. Get acquainted with your palate’s preferences with the store’s impressive collection, grouped by taste profiles and food pairing for greater convenience.

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Glasses of fine wine, ribbons of mouthwatering jamón, an assortment of decadent Spanish cheese, and rich, indulgent chocolates—sounds like an ideal Tuesday night. Curate your own epicurean experience and browse through Txanton’s selection of gourmet goods, which include everything you need for a delicious night in.

Tatler Tip: not sure what to buy? Gift yourself one of their ready-made gift boxes (or better yet, one of their exquisite executive suitcases) for special evenings made easy.

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Butz Tenchavez is first and foremost driven by his love for natural wine. “Since the beginning, we only imported wines that we have personally tasted and enjoyed,” he shares with Tatler. “We bring in wines we drink, believe in, and enjoy.” When shopping with Gran Hacienda Wines, you can expect bottles that are selected with sincerity, free of pretensions and sold at fair, approachable prices.

Tatler Tip: Tenchavez also runs Toka Wine, a wine bar in Katipunan known for its warm atmosphere, great wine selection, and tasty food to complete the experience.

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Positioning themselves as a boutique brand, The Bevvy (the retail arm of Don Revy) taks take pride in offering a younger, fresher selection of wines and spirits waiting to be discovered and certainly worthy of a sip (or a guzzle). Their portfolio is “not mainstream nor overrated”, taking on the noble challenge of “being a catalyst that brings about a global perspective and experience to our customers.” Bottom line: if you’re on the lookout for lesser-known wineries, The Bevvy is the shop for you.

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Seeking out a comprehensive, all-encompassing wine experience? Manila Wine has you covered. Between concierge services that cater to your every need, virtual and in-person wine appreciation workshops, and of course, a stunning selection of wine varieties from Aglianico to Zinfandel, the brand is committed to cultivating your love of wine.

Tatler Tip: Manila Wine also offers private wine appreciation workshops for parties of two to 14 where they guide you through five different varietals while teaching you all about the wine-making process and the different types of wine.

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Hone your wine knowledge with Estate Wine, a wine distributor that hosts regular masterclasses and immersive wine events designed to educate and entertain. Be sure to check out their Instagram page as well to discover unconventional wine pairings to keep in your back pocket. Their latest series? Pairing wines with local chips like Tomi and Chicharron ni Mang Juan.

Tatler Tip: Looking for a hard-to-find label? Shoot them an email—they’ll see what they can do.

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Justin Apolonio and Vanessa Abat-Apolonio started Some Love as a way to bring people together. Speaking with Tatler, Apolonio shares that they see love in wine, in the “meaningful and joyful experiences it helps create, and the way it helps build our relationships with ourselves, each other, and the people we connect with,” hence the name Some Love. He continues, “We learned over time that the wines we enjoyed turned out to be quality, low-intervention, natural wines that show the true and immense craftsmanship put into them—with diverse stories, characters, and flavours that are brimming with life, realness, and deliciousness.” Fall in love with their thoughtful selection of natural wines, conveniently sorted by type, style, and even mood on their website.

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This retailer is all about bringing you essential pours that make for a happier life— namely, beautiful bottles of wine. Established by a family of wine enthusiasts, Happy Living showcases skilled winemakers from some of the globe’s best regions, taking you on a delicious trip around the world with every sip.

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If you’re on the hunt for the next big name in wine, look no further than Terroir Wine PH. The local wine importer and distributor is “geared towards bringing wines from rising star producers across the world to introduce to our market”, highlighting the talents of smaller, boutique and family-owned wineries.

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Emboldened by his desire to share his love of vino, Alfonso “Almond” Javier presents a portfolio of wine that is comparably humble yet remarkably considered. Representing renowned regions from France, Argentina, South Africa, and many other essential locales, the selection from La Bodega is a sincere demonstration of wine’s diversity.

Tatler Tip: shopping at La Bodega is an exceptionally personal experience, adding great value to every bottle you open. Whether you’re unsure about which bottles give you more bang-for-your-buck or need some assistance in pairing wines for your upcoming feast, just reach out—Almond will happily lend you a hand.

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At Anybody Wines, their philosophy is simple: if they like it, they’ll buy it. Luckily, the founders are determined to share their love for natural wines with us, offering a colourful range of natural wines that “embody energy and spirit.” Expect surprising, unconventional, and even cheeky pours from this young distributor.

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