The Best Wine Bars in Hong Kong
This list covers 12 wine bars in Hong Kong, including Bar Cyclone, Caprice Bar and Crushed Wine Bar + Retail, that are listed by Star Wine List or pour from a deep wine list in the En Primeur Club guide. Several are in Central. We choose venues by weighing recognition from independent critics, guides and awards.
Browse the entries in alphabetical order. Each shows the venue's town or city, a short description and awards from independent sources, with a link to its full guide page.
How this list is chosen: Every bar here is listed by Star Wine List or pours from a deep wine list. En Primeur Club chooses among them by weighing recognition from independent critics, guides and awards. Entries appear in alphabetical order.
Bar Cyclone
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Bar Cyclone sits on Wellington Street in Central, Hong Kong, and has held Star Wine List recognition for four consecutive years (2023–2026), placing it among the city's consistently credentialed wine-bar addresses. The focus is the glass, not the spectacle — a rare posture in a district where cocktail theatre tends to dominate the conversation.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
Caprice Bar
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Positioned on the sixth floor of the Four Seasons Hong Kong with views across Victoria Harbour, Caprice Bar ranked among Asia's top ten bars on the World's 50 Best list in 2021. The bar operates at the upper tier of Central's hotel cocktail scene, where sourcing standards and technical precision define the category..
Also recognized by SCMP 100 Top Tables, World's 50 Best
Crushed Wine Bar + Retail
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Crushed Wine Bar + Retail occupies a ground-floor shopfront on Second Street in Sai Ying Pun, combining a drinking space with a retail wine offer in one of Hong Kong's most wine-literate neighbourhoods. The bar holds a 2026 Star Wine List award, placing it among a small peer group of Hong Kong wine destinations recognised for list depth and curation.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
James Suckling Wine Central
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
On the second floor of a Staunton Street address in Central, James Suckling Wine Central occupies a specific position in Hong Kong's wine-bar tier: a programme anchored to the critical reputation of James Suckling, recognised by Star Wine List in 2026. The space draws a crowd that arrives knowing exactly what it wants, which is serious wine with serious provenance in a neighbourhood that rewards both.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
La Cabane
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
On Hollywood Road in Central, La Cabane has earned Star Wine List recognition four times across 2020, 2023, 2024, and 2026, placing it among Hong Kong's most consistently validated wine destinations. The address puts it in the middle of one of the city's most concentrated corridors for serious drinking, where the bar's wine focus sets it apart from the cocktail-forward rooms nearby.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
LQV Wan Chai
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
LQV Wan Chai brings serious wine bar culture to one of Hong Kong's most storied neighbourhoods, earning Star Wine List recognition in both 2024 and 2026. Positioned on Swatow Street, it sits within Wan Chai's layered hospitality scene and draws a crowd that comes specifically for the list. Two consecutive awards signal a program that earns its place in the city's upper wine tier.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
mato coffee wine
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Positioned where Central's coffee culture meets serious wine programming, mato coffee wine in Nan Fung Place operates across two distinct registers — daytime espresso bar and evening wine destination. Twice recognised by Star Wine List, in 2024 and 2026, it occupies a small but deliberate niche inside Hong Kong's increasingly sophisticated drinks scene.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
SILÈNE
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
A White Star-listed wine bar on Aberdeen Street in Central, SILÈNE occupies a quiet stretch of one of Hong Kong's most serious drinking corridors. Recognised by Star Wine List in September 2024, it sits in a tier of Hong Kong wine venues defined by curation depth and format discipline rather than volume or spectacle.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
Terroirs by LQV
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Terroirs by LQV occupies the third floor of 1 Lyndhurst Terrace in Central, bringing a specialist wine focus to one of Hong Kong's most active dining and drinking corridors. The bar earned recognition on the Star Wine List 2026, placing it among a select tier of Hong Kong venues where the wine program is the primary editorial statement. For wine-driven evenings in the city, it warrants serious consideration.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
The Baker & The Bottleman
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
By day, The Baker & The Bottleman operates as a bakery and coffee shop along Wan Chai's Lee Tung Avenue. Come evening, it pivots cleanly into a neighbourhood wine restaurant, making it one of the more pragmatic dual-format venues in Hong Kong. The address sits on a pedestrianised strip that draws both locals and visitors, giving the room a consistent, lived-in energy across the day.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
ThinkWine
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Curated by two working sommeliers, ThinkWine occupies a second-floor perch on Shelley Street in Central's Soho district, where the drink list does the heavy lifting and the food stays deliberately in the background. For Hong Kong's serious wine crowd, it sits in a small tier of bars where the people pouring the wine are the same people who built the list.
Also recognized by Star Wine List
VITIS : For Wine Lovers
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
On Peel Street in Central, VITIS occupies a narrow but deliberate position in Hong Kong's wine bar scene — a specialist address for those who approach the glass with some prior knowledge and patience for the ritual. The format rewards repeat visits more than casual drop-ins, sitting comfortably in a tier of focused, low-ceremony wine spaces that have been quietly reshaping how the city drinks.