Where to Buy Wine in Bali
Where to Buy Wine in Bali. Whether you’re stocking up for a villa evening or hunting for that special vintage, Bali now offers plenty of fantastic place to buy wine—both in‑store and online.
1. Bottle Shops & Local Chains
AJ’s Barrel Bottle Shop (Berawa, Pererenan, Kedungu)
A smaller, independent gem with a curated selection of wines from Italy, France, Argentina, New Zealand, and local brands—plus spirits and cigars. Perfect if you’re after variety in a boutique setting.
Vinyard (Multiple Bali locations)
One of Indonesia’s largest wine distributors with outlets across Bali. You’ll find local labels like Sababay, Hatten, Two Islands, alongside international favorites such as Penfolds and Chilean varietals.
Red & White (e.g. Grand Lucky Sanur)
A major retailer operating since 2014, with over 100 wine and spirits brands. Located in Grand Lucky stores island‑wide, it’s reliable for both local and imported varieties.
2. Budget-Friendly Wine & Spirits
Wine House Kerobokan (Kerobokan, near Lio Square)
Boasts a broad selection of over 150 labels, focusing on affordable local and imported wines. Often features special promos, sommelier picks, and strong value for money.
3. Convenience & Supermarket Options
Major supermarket chains such as Pepito, Bintang, Grand Lucky, and even convenience stores like Circle K offer a basic but useful selection of wine and spirits. Local labels and lower‑price imports typically start around IDR 200k per bottle.
4. Delivery & Online Platforms
GoDrinks
An online wine delivery service operating across Bali—delivers a wide range, often at near wholesale prices. Excellent for convenience and variety, with regular promos and free villa delivery.
Bali Wine Direct
Offers high-end wines, champagne, and boutique labels with villa delivery and a wine club program for enthusiasts and collectors.
5. Bars, Restaurants & Wine Lounges
Some upscale venues in Bali double as boutique wine retailers:
Belle Wine Bar & Grazing Boards in Ubud: Taste and buy from local and imported wines while enjoying specialty food pairings.
Piccolina Uluwatu: Though styled as a salon, it stocks over 500 wine brands from Europe, Australia, and Bali—often hosts wine tastings.
CORK Bali Bistro & Wine Bar (Sanur): Great selection, though premium pricing. Best for a glass or two—not bargain shopping.
Quick Pick Guide:
One‑stop shop, wide selection: Red & White, Vinyard
Affordable local & imported wines: Wine House Bali, Pepito
Delivery to villas: GoDrinks, Bali Wine Direct
Wine tasting + purchase: Belle Wine Bar, Piccolina
Tips for Buying Wine in Bali
Expect high prices: Import taxes on foreign wine can exceed 150%, so expect scarcity and markups.
Buy duty‑free when possible: Consider bringing 1 L per person from duty‑free stores for better value.
Local wines have character: Bali labels like Sababay and Hatten offer great bang for your buck.
Final Thoughts
Bali’s wine scene has evolved dramatically—whether you’re after a bargain, an imported vintage, or a wine tasting adventure, you now have multiple trusted options. From supermarket shelves and specialty bottle shops to online services delivering straight to your villa, discovering your favorite wine in Bali is easier than ever.
Cheers, and happy sipping under the Bali suns!
