Did you know that one of the deepest and well-rounded wine collections in the US calls Houston home? The Cellar at The Post Oak Hotel houses 30,000 bottles of over 3,500 labels from nearly 23 renowned wine-producing countries. The collection spans centuries, offering vintages dating back to the 1800s. Selections from The Cellar are available not only through in-room dining but also at all Post Oak Hotel restaurants, including Mastro’s Steakhouse, Willie G’s Seafood, Bloom & Bee, Craft F&B, and H BAR.
For a more casual wine journey, visit Stella’s Wine Bar, tucked away in the southeast corner of the hotel. It is Houston’s most alluring wine destination for both casual wine enthusiasts and serious oenophiles. Offering over 30 wine-producing regions through a variety of flights and close to 60 wines by the glass, Stella’s Wine Bar provides a unique journey of tastes from around the world. The full Cellar wine program can also be accessed within Stella’s Wine Bar, so options are near limitless!
Kiran's, with several awards from Wine Spectator offers wines of diverse strengths. Particularly outstanding are the selections of French white wines and sparkling varieties that harmonize beautifully with the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. Committed to innovation, the restaurant consistently enriches its offerings by spotlighting emerging New World producers, ensuring a dynamic and ever-evolving wine experience. Wines can be paired with a menu that boasts Indian dishes with American and French touches.
The Houston location of this French-Vietnamese restaurant in the posh River Oaks District boasts an exquisite dining room adorned with beautiful woodwork. Le Colonial offers its signature fusion of French and Asian cuisine. To elevate the dining experience, there is also a curated, remarkable wine list featuring a strong focus on French wines. This list has been a recipient of the prestigious Wine Spectator Restaurant Award since 2018. It offers a wide range of French wines, including Bordeaux, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and Burgundy, as well as a selection of wines from beyond France's borders, including Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, Napa Cabernet, and Amarone, among others.
Brenner’s on the Bayou is an upscale steakhouse and Houston classic with its original location opening in 1936. This Bayou offshoot boasts an impressive wine list, especially if you're looking for a great red wine to pair with your steak in true Texan style. The views are some of Houston’s finest, and during cooler Houston months the restaurant offers an outdoor dining area that will have you sipping on a delectable glass of wine while soaking up some fresh air.
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Rainbow Lodge (pictured), a well-known upscale restaurant in H-town, set in a century-old log cabin, offers a 450-label wine list with a particular focus on wines from California and Italy, with Sonoma Pinot Noirs, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons, super Tuscans, and more from wineries like Hirsch, Kosta Browne, and Tenuta San Guido. Wines from other regions, including Champagne, Burgundy, Rhône, and Riojas, are also on the list, as well as older vintages from the star winery La Rioja Alta.
Uncork a new experience at Padre’s Wine Company! The cozy Heights neighborhood favorite features a variety of sparkling and white wines by the glass and bottle. The wine bar and retail establishment specializes in curating a remarkable selection of classic wines with a modern twist.
Tapas shaped by Mediterranean, Spanish, and South American influences all pair well with the nearly 400 wines featured on the wine list at Barcelona Wine Bar in Montrose.
El Meson features a remarkable selection of wines from Spain, with an emphasis on the unforgettable Sherries. The Rice Village restaurant also offers an array of options from regions such as California, Italy, France, and beyond. Nevertheless, the beating heart of this list lies in the Iberian Peninsula, where it truly shines for Spanish wine enthusiasts. With impressive vertical selections from renowned wineries like La Rioja Alta, R. López de Heredia, Vega Sicilia, and more, it promises to captivate and delight lovers of Spanish wine.
