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Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Austin from the En Primeur Club guide.

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Austin, Canada
Natural wine connects the farmhouse tasting menu at Parcelles with the wine bar and charcuterie format at Aperí at Paggi House. Citywide, our guide includes 11 bars and 7 restaurants, with dining formats ranging from tasting menus to small plates. The wine details are specific: Parcelles has a short, all-natural wine list, while Aperí at Paggi House focuses on rare bottles and has an extensive wine list. Parcelles brings a vegetable-forward approach to contemporary Canadian farm-to-table cooking, using ingredients grown on its working farm. Its menu includes braised veal short ribs, wood-oven charred cabbage and choux pastry with caramelized parsnip. Aperí at Paggi House pairs its retail-to-table wine format with shareable charcuterie boards on a patio. Small-batch spirits also feature through Revolution Spirits in Southwest Austin, whose production includes gin, amaro and damiana liqueur.

Where to find natural wine, rare bottles and small-batch spirits

Parcelles and Aperí at Paggi House offer distinct wine formats, from a short, all-natural list to an extensive list focused on rare bottles. Revolution Spirits adds small-batch gin, amaro and liqueur.

  • Parcelles

    Parcelles pairs a farm-to-table tasting menu with a short, all-natural wine list. Its vegetable-forward cooking draws on ingredients grown on the working farm, with the meal served in a rural farmhouse setting.

  • Aperí at Paggi House

    Aperí at Paggi House is a retail-to-table wine bar with an extensive wine list and a focus on rare bottles. Natural wine and craft cocktails accompany small plates and shareable charcuterie boards on its patio.

  • Revolution Spirits

    Revolution Spirits in Southwest Austin produces inventive small-batch spirits. Its range includes gin, Amico Amaro and La Dama, a damiana liqueur. La Dama is the first damiana liqueur made in the U.S.

Explore farmhouse cooking, charcuterie and spirits production

Parcelles serves a farm-to-table tasting menu, while Aperí at Paggi House offers à la carte small plates and charcuterie. Revolution Spirits represents the producer side through its small-batch spirits.

  • Parcelles

    Parcelles serves contemporary Canadian farm-to-table cooking in a farmhouse, with vegetables, fruits and proteins grown on-site. Its tasting menu takes a vegetable-forward approach, accompanied by a short, all-natural wine list. It appears in Canada's 100 Best Restaurants for 2026.

  • Aperí at Paggi House

    Aperí at Paggi House combines a wine bar with a charcuterie patio in the historic Paggi House. Its à la carte and small-plate formats include shareable boards, alongside rare bottles, natural wine and craft cocktails.

  • Revolution Spirits

    Revolution Spirits is a small-batch spirits producer in Southwest Austin, with a range that spans gin, amaro and damiana liqueur. La Dama is the first damiana liqueur made in the U.S.

Planning FAQ

Where can I find natural wine in Austin?

Parcelles and Aperí at Paggi House both serve natural wine. Parcelles has a short, all-natural wine list alongside its farm-to-table tasting menu. Aperí at Paggi House has an extensive wine list, with rare bottles, small plates and charcuterie.

Where can I find a farm-to-table tasting menu?

Parcelles serves a farm-to-table tasting menu in a rural farmhouse setting. The vegetable-forward kitchen uses vegetables, fruits and proteins grown on-site, and the restaurant pairs its cooking with a short, all-natural wine list.

Where can I find rare bottles and charcuterie?

Aperí at Paggi House focuses on rare bottles and shareable charcuterie boards. The retail-to-table wine bar has an extensive wine list, serves natural wine and craft cocktails, and offers à la carte small plates on a patio.

Which small-batch spirits producer is in Southwest Austin?

Revolution Spirits is in Southwest Austin and produces small-batch spirits. Its range includes gin, Amico Amaro and La Dama, a damiana liqueur identified as the first of its kind made in the U.S.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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