Love this place. Great small vineyard organic artisanal wines. The owners are great with…read morerecommending what to try.

What a lovely little place. I read about it on a travel review and I'm so glad I found it. It's run…read moreby a young man from Vancouver and that was nice to discover. He only has naturally vivified wine and took the time to explain the difference. We had a lovely Spanish Cava and he offered a delicious taste of cheese and some bread. It's tiny, situated in an off the beaten track, diverse neighbourhood. An undiscovered gem which I know will change. We loved the quirkiness of this place and would highly recommend it.

Yelp offer DID NOT work, just a heads up. They didn't even recognize it, confirmed by 2 employees…read moreat the front desk. The wine we did try was very good. But the croquettes did not taste good at all.

If you are looking for the right wine, champagne, gyn, etc. for the perfect occasion; you've come…read moreto the right place. In 'Lavinia' you'll find not only the perfect bottle of wine, but also an amazing customer service. Due to the current lack of specialised and/or kind (polite) customer service in a lot of establishments, finding employees who are well-trained and seem passionate about their jobs, is something that you will notice once you get into the establishment. As you all know, 'wine-pairing' (knowing how to pair the right wine with the right dish) is a science which, if you don't know anything about, don't worry because the staff of Lavinia will gladly advise you.

5 Stars for a wonderful vermouth tasting!…read more While planning a family trip to Spain I made sure to look for tasting experiences in each city. In Madrid, I found a guided Vermouth tasting (through Airbnb Experiences) at Madrid & Darracot. It's priced at 20 Euro per person (Fridays and Saturdays) and also available for booking directly through their website. We initially had a tough time finding the shop as it had recently moved locations just up the street, but once we did we had a great time! Our guide was Irish (if I recall) and Spanish, so he was able to do the tasting in English, but also answer questions from my parents in Spanish. He took us through four very distinct Vermouths and helped us get an understanding of the importance of this drink in the country. It was informative, fun, and we got recommendations for the rest of our stay. We of course grabbed a couple of bottles for the evening and we're really impressed by not only their wine and vermouth collection, but also their spirits (including bourbon). Overall, I would highly recommend booking a tasting while in Madrid!

These two guys offer a great and accessible wine tasting event many evenings that give you a quick…read moreintroduction to Spanish wines. The shop itself is very cute and cozy and definitely worth a visit whether to pick up an interesting bottle of wine or to attend one of their events!

If you want to show off to your friends, you need to grab a bottle of blue wine. Spain is the only…read morecountry that serves it now, not sure when it will be imported to other countries. After my hunt in Barcelona and Madrid, I'm so glad that I found El Txoko the only place that I was able to find blue wine. Now buy a bottle and get some feedbacks like "Omg you found it, can you get me a bottle?" "How does it taste, does it turn your tongue blue? Now I want to go!" "I'm so jealous you got a bottle, man you're so cool" Aside from these praises, you also get a lot of thumbs up when posting on social media. Valentin is such a charm and very knowledgeable to talk too as well. Don't forget to try their exotic ice cream flavors!

A friend told me that this was the best ice cream they found in Madrid, so naturally, I visited…read more They had the most creative flavors! To name a few.... -poppyseed/honey -mojito (amazing- like a frozen mojito) -coco -pure poppyseed -green apple -vanilla (surprisingly not always easy to find here) The lady working the counter was cracking jokes, offered samples, and truly seemed like she enjoyed having customers. Great experience! They also serve tapas and have a part of the place that acts as a store (you can buy artisanal wines, cheeses, olive oils... good for gifts).

Really nice liquor and wine selection here as I needed to bring back some Spanish spirits for some…read morefriends . Got everything I needed, even snacks. They had some very good vermouth that I grabbed as well as a nice rose' that I can't remember the name. The young lady behind the counter was very helpful as Daniel C stated...she definitely helped me pick out some good stuff and gave me tips on where to get good food.

Looking for organic, biodynamic, natural, sans soufre Spanish wines in Madrid? This is the place!…read moreThere're a few Spanish and international classics here as well, especially if you are into champagne. The young woman in the shop was extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and spoke English, too! I want to get a cheap hostel room near this store for 3 weeks and spend my time drinking through this shop and the amazing sherry bar just up the street. Amazing.

Stumbled upon Vinoteca Tierra by mistake and couldn't have been happier! The nice lady who was…read moreworking made some recommendations and let us try a couple of wines before we found one we LOVED. Ended up buying 2 more bottles to bring home. Great value and great place.

From the owner: Somos una pequeña vinoteca, escondida en una calle en el Rastro ! Ven a descubrirnos en Fray…read moreCeferino Gonzalez 5. Tenemos vinos peculiares y a muy buen precio! We re a small wine boutique, hidden in the Rastro area! Come and find us! Taste our singular wines !

Cute little store near Calle Hortaleza. A small selection of cheeses, meats, legumes, chocolates,…read moresweets, jams, and other canned products, as well as a decent selection of wine. The person working there was very kind and helped me find cheeses I'm not allergic to. The orange marmalade she recommended was the best I've ever had. Prices were reasonable, too.

From the owner: Vinos y productos selectos de alimentación: Jamón ibérico Guijuelo, vino de la Ribera del Duero,…read morececina ahumada de León, legumbres castellanas, dulces caseros, setas, pimientos del piquillo, anchoas de Santoña, espárragos de Navarra, quesos artesanales...