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Exploring the wonders of Newcastle’s wine world
With many a choice of tasty tipples available, it’s easy to become spoiled for choice. But for those who remain focussed on sipping a good glass of wine, whether in...

With many a choice of tasty tipples available, it’s easy to become spoiled for choice. But for those who remain focussed on sipping a good glass of wine, whether in a sophisticated restaurant or stylish bar, Portfolio North brings you the top choices in Newcastle.


Vineyard

Located in the heart of Newcastle on Grey Street, Vineyard wine and cocktail bar is the ultimate upbeat area for those looking to try the delicacies of the wine world. Weekdays offer a more relaxed atmosphere, but the weekends bring a range of Latino, European pop, and old-school R&B music to uplift your drinking experience. With a broad selection of whites, reds, rosés, champagnes, and Proseccos, you won’t be short of choice. For those feeling bolder, Vineyard also provides champagne cocktails, including Kir Royal – a blend of bubbling champagne, Chambord, and raspberries.

YOLO Townhouse

This quirky bar takes up three floors of High Bridge and aims to impress visitors with its minimalist décor and elegant setting. Real bricks walls and chic decorations make this a perfect place to enjoy a catch up with friends or spend a romantic evening with that special someone. With their uniquely named wines, such as Down Under Chardonnay and Luna Azul Merlot, there is a mixture of fruity and spiced flavours to suit every taste.

The French Quarter

This established was opened in 2017 by founders Cédric and Catherine Boc-Ho with the aim to clear the stigma around French food so that customers can gain insight into their passion. They offer widely popular wines like Bordeaux and Provence, but also more unique vins oranges and apéritifs.

Kaltur Wine Bar and Restaurant

Based on Dean Street and High Bridge, Kaltur is a Spanish family and friend run business, the name originating from Kaltur in the Andalucia region of Spain. With a charming ambience and intimate setting, Kaltur is not one to sleep on. The wine list adheres to the restaurant’s Spanish roots with its selection of vintage wines, along with a range of sherries for those wanting a change from the classic reds and whites.

Pleased to Meet You

High Bridge is home to another intriguing pick: Pleased to Meet You. This holds a bar and restaurant, as well as its very own Viceroy – a gorgeous gem that is available for private hire. Handpicked by their in-house sommelier, this venue has a flavoursome wine menu that includes whites such as the South African Acacia Tree Chenin Blanc and the Italian Soave Classico Suavia. They also serve the classic Argentinian Malbecs, along with champagne and Prosecco.

St. Vincent

On Broad Chare, St. Vincent will be sure to fit the occasion. As wines are at the heart of this venue, they are said to be old-school, mainly originating from specially chosen independent producers. Visitors can enjoy wine from the glass or from the bottle in a setting that holds its own charm and charisma.

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Posted 17th August 2023

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