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Wineries are a popular interest in Prague and are a popular place for visitors and locals alike. It provides a welcome change from the endless string of pubs and bars. Despite the lack of reputation as compared to France say, there are one or two excellent wines especially from Moravia.
Blatnicka
Michalská 6,
Prague 1
Mon - Fri, 10 am - 6 pm
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One of dozen places around to
pick up cheap Moravian table wine or sample any of dozens on the spot. The crowd in here loves drink,
certainly, though they don’t know Bo Diddley. |
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Cellarius
Stepánská 61,
Prague 1
tel: 2421 0979
Mo - Sa, 9:30 am - 9 pm,
Sun, 3 pm - 8 pm
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One of the first Prague shops to thoroughly organise and collect Moravian wines
and an excellent place to pick up some interesting ones that are rarely available in Prague. International wines are
less of a sure thing here, however. |
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Dionysos
Vinarického 6,
Prague 2
tel: 295 342
Mo - Fr, 10 am - 6 pm
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A classy wine merchant patronised by the Prague élite,
Dionysos has a respectable range of foreign wines but specialises in top quality local production, including older
vintages. The staff, who know and love their wines, will guide you through the shelves. |
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Blatnicka
